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Asset Integrity Engineer

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Overview

The Asset Integrity Engineer is responsible for providing technical support to production locations, with the implementation, execution, and improvement of programs/practices for all types of equipment (fixed, rotating, electrical, instruments) and systems with primary emphasis on mechanical integrity as well as maintenance and reliability.

Responsibilities

Establish company standards related to design, materials, equipment, construction and operation of oil and gas equipment including drilling and completions equipment.
Assess a variety of historical inspection, operational conditions, process, and corrosion control data to adequately assess and give direction on the further inspection and operation of equipment.
Design, plan, initiate and monitor inspection programs with both internal and 3rd party NDT/NDE personnel, and interpret and assess information generated during the inspection programs.
Develop leading and lagging metrics design to drive for overall reduction in unplanned downtime.
Improve site and infrastructure integrity by utilizing industry recognized tools, inspection methods, and standards.
Develop risk-based inspection priorities, assessment of damage mechanisms, selection of inspection methods and NDE techniques, inspection plan development.
Experience auditing and evaluating site mechanical integrity programs, equipment failure analysis, and fitness for service assessments.
Possess leadership, technical, and communication skills to interface with both field and office-based staff.
Provide oversight, guidance and support to the Engineering, Operations, and HSE Teams regarding mechanical integrity.
Develop short- and long-term reliability and mechanical integrity plans.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree - from accredited university - Engineering from an ABET Engineering Accreditation Commission, (EAC) program, or Professional Engineer (PE) license.
Solid knowledge of ASME design codes as well as API inspection codes, including Piping design under ASME B31.1/ASME B31.3.
ASME Sect. VIII Div. 1.
API 510, 653, 650,580.
A broad technical understanding of multiple areas (e.g., mechanical, electrical, controls, process) Experience applying risk-based inspection methods, damage mechanism assessments, equipment failure analysis, and repair plans/alternatives.Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Must possess excellent interpersonal skills including the ability to work as part of a team.
Must be willing and able to travel to various locations as required.

Average salary estimate

$95000 / YEARLY (est.)

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$80000K

$110000K

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What You Should Know About Asset Integrity Engineer, Danos

Are you ready to take your career to the next level as an Asset Integrity Engineer in Spring? Join our dynamic team, where you’ll play a pivotal role in enhancing the safety and reliability of our production operations. As an Asset Integrity Engineer, you'll provide vital technical support to our production locations, focusing not only on mechanical integrity but also on maintenance and reliability of equipment. Your day-to-day will involve establishing company standards related to design, materials, and operations of essential equipment within the oil and gas sector. You’ll get to dive deep into historical data, assess operational conditions, and lead monitoring and inspection programs, involving both internal and third-party NDT/NDE personnel. Your analytical skills will shine as you develop risk-based inspection priorities and implement metrics designed to reduce unplanned downtime. With your foundation in engineering, you’ll leverage your knowledge of ASME and API codes to ensure compliance and excellence in our operations. You’ll also collaborate effectively with our Engineering, Operations, and HSE Teams, providing oversight and support to maintain our high standards of mechanical integrity. This role not only promises a fulfilling challenge but also the opportunity for continuous learning and development. Come be part of our mission to improve site and infrastructure integrity while making a real difference in the industry!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Asset Integrity Engineer Role at Danos

What are the primary responsibilities of an Asset Integrity Engineer at our company?

As an Asset Integrity Engineer in our company, you will be responsible for ensuring the mechanical integrity of equipment used in our operations. This includes developing standards for design and materials, assessing conditions and data related to equipment performance, and leading inspection programs. You'll also need to use recognized inspection methods and develop metrics aimed at reducing unplanned downtime.