Asset integrity Engineer - Pressure Equipment

One of our clients, a major oil and gas company, has tasked us with identifying an Asset Integrity Engineer (Pressure Equipment) to support ongoing utilities upgrades at a refinery site. This is an initial 3 to 6 month contract, with a strong preference toward a six‑month duration and potential to convert to a permanent opportunity. The position is expected to start in July and will follow a Monday to Thursday schedule, working 10‑hour days.

• Support the asset integrity program for pressure equipment including vessels, piping systems, and related infrastructure.
• Review inspection data, assess damage mechanisms, and recommend mitigation or repair strategies.
• Coordinate and support non‑destructive testing (NDT) activities and inspection planning.
• Conduct field assessments and provide engineering support during inspections and maintenance activities.
• Ensure compliance with applicable regulatory and industry standards.
• Contribute to risk‑based inspection (RBI) processes and ongoing integrity management planning.
• Collaborate with operations, maintenance, and inspection teams to drive safe and reliable performance.
• Prepare integrity‑related documentation, technical reports, and asset condition assessments.
• Utilize Excel and internal systems for tracking, analysis, and reporting.

• Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation with APEGA is mandatory.
• Approximately 10–20 years of engineering experience, aligned to an intermediate level.
• Direct experience working within a refinery environment is required.
• Strong background in pressure equipment integrity and inspection practices.
• Experience with non‑destructive testing (NDT) methods is required; prior hands‑on inspection experience is a strong asset.
• Solid understanding of applicable codes and standards related to pressure equipment.
• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
• Demonstrated leadership experience is a significant asset.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and data analysis.
• Valid driver’s license.

This opportunity is well suited for an experienced Asset Integrity Engineer seeking a focused, site‑based role on a high‑impact utilities upgrade program, with potential for longer‑term engagement.