25-030.P - Integrity Engineer

Essential Job Responsibilities:

• Internal Corrosion & Facility Integrity
  • Support the development, execution, and continuous refinement of internal corrosion control programs for tanks, piping, and pressure vessels.
  • Collaborate with Operations and Chemical/Material Vendors to implement and monitor internal corrosion mitigation measures, including chemical treatment programs, material selection and solids removal.
  • Analyze results from corrosion monitoring tools (e.g., coupons, probes, solids analysis, ultrasonic thickness readings) to assess corrosion rates and degradation mechanisms.
  • Evaluate integrity threats related to operational upsets, dead legs, water accumulation, and flow regimes, and recommend preventive actions.
  • Reviewing and approving inspection contractors' work scope and procedures.
  • Coordinate and assess results from tank and piping inspections (e.g., API 653 inspections, internal visual inspections, NDE/UT thickness testing).
  • Identify and track facility integrity threats in systems such as PCMS or other integrity databases.

• Risk Evaluation & Repair Strategy
  • Perform facility-specific risk assessments based on corrosion potential, inspection data, operating history, and consequence of failure.
  • Recommend repair strategies and prioritize maintenance actions based on integrity evaluations, risk profiles, and regulatory timelines.
  • Participate in failure analyses and root cause investigations involving internal corrosion-related incidents.

• Regulatory Compliance & Program Development
  • Ensure compliance with integrity regulations and standards including 49 CFR Parts 192/195, API 653, API 510, API 570, and AMPP guidelines.
  • Prepare and maintain documentation for agency inspections and internal audits.
  • Develop internal procedures, inspection plans, and reporting tools to support consistent execution of the Facility Integrity Management Program.

• Cross-Functional Support
  • Support integrity reviews and technical recommendations during Management of Change (MOC) processes and capital projects.
  • Provide subject matter input for integrity-related procedures, tank repairs, and inspection scopes.
  • As needed, assist with external corrosion mitigation efforts, including cathodic protection (CP) evaluations, AC/DC interference mitigation, and annual CP survey reviews.

Other Job Responsibilities:

• Demonstrate alignment with the company's core values: Integrity, Ownership, Urgency, Alignment, and Innovation.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure the success of integrity programs and contribute to overall asset integrity goals.
• Maintain confidentiality of sensitive information and protect company assets.
• Travel up to 25% as required.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

• Minimum of five (5) years of experience in internal corrosion engineering, chemical treatment, or facility integrity roles.
• Strong understanding of internal corrosion threats and mitigation strategies within liquids pipelines, terminals, and tank systems.
• Working knowledge of CFR 195/192, API 653, API 510, API 570 and other relevant codes and standards.
• Proficiency with corrosion data analysis tools and inspection data management software (e.g., PCMS, Excel, PowerBI).
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Proficient in CAD drafting software
• Strong organizational, analytical, and decision-making abilities.

Education Requirements:

• Required: Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Chemical, Materials, or related discipline) from an accredited university.

Certifications (Preferred):

• API 653 - Aboveground Storage Tank Inspector
• API 510 - Pressure Vessel Inspector
• API 570 - Piping Inspector
• API 571 - Damage Mechanism Corrosion Professional
• API 580 - Risk Based Inspection Professional
• AMPP/NACE Internal Corrosion Technologist
• AMPP/NACE Cathodic Protection Technician or Technologist (a plus)