Inspection & Integrity Engineer

We are currently recruiting an Inspection & Integrity Engineer for a Major Global Oil & Gas Operator on a contract until 31st December 2026.
The successful candidate will be responsible for developing Fixed Equipment Asset Strategies to ensure integrity management and inspection programs are executed with excellence for the clients facility.

This role will be Perth CBD based with occasional site travel to the clients facility.

Key responsibilities include:

• Develop, improve and execute the Fixed Equipment Asset Strategy living program as set out by the Facilities Integrity & Reliability Management (FIRM) corporate requirement
• Develop, facilitate and participate in Expert Group workshops to ensure integrity of equipment and necessary remedial actions are recorded and appropriately executed within a suitable timeframe
• Develop detailed RBI assessment and inspection scopes based on regulatory and Corporate requirements, as per the output of the Expert Groups
• Ensure all degradation barriers are identified, in place and functioning
• Review and approve anomalies, perform fitness-for-service assessment, raise corrective work orders and assign appropriate resolution timeframes commensurate with risk
• Identification of integrity threats & deficiencies, raising with Operations Assistants when required
• Support deviation risk assessments as per the Deviation Management Process
• Provide technical support and recommendations to inspection execution teams, mechanical, materials & corrosion, frontline, process and Designs engineering[KM1] 
• Provide direction to technical assistants in the efficient development of inspection workpacks and results assessment
• Support the planning & scheduling team in the development of efficient execution of inspection work. Specific emphasis will be placed on TAR scope.
• Develop and execute specialist inspection programs, for example CUI, dead leg and injection / mixing points
• Plan and execute improvement projects to the inspection program using new inspection technology
• Visit site locations as required to support development and execution activities
• Develop and support Facilities of the Future initiatives

Qualifications & Requirements:

• Degree in Materials, Metallurgy, Mechanical Engineering or relevant subject
• Experience working under an RBI program for pressure equipment in the in-service phase of the asset’s life cycle
• Chartered Engineer preferred
• Knowledge and practical application of API510 & API 570 (certification not essential) and / or AICIP certification (current certification not essential)
• Demonstrated knowledge of LNG degradation mechanisms
• Knowledge and application of Non-Destructive Testing technologies
• Knowledge of basic metallurgy and welding applications
• Thorough knowledge of damage mechanisms and inspection techniques related to LNG facilities
• Previous experience in LNG / complex processing plant in similar role

If interested in this position, please email your CV to harry.evans@nesfircroft.com
Full AU working rights are required to be considered.  

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