Chief Inspector-Pressure Equipment

This employment opportunity is open only to Canadian citizens, to landed immigrants in Canada, or to foreign nationals who are legally authorized to work in Canada.

About Us:

Mondi is a global leader in packaging and paper, contributing to a better world by developing and producing products that are sustainable by design. Sustainability is at the heart of our strategy and intrinsic to the way we do business, enabling us to offer a broad range of innovative solutions for consumer and industrial end‑use applications. We are a truly global team, with 24,000 people working across 100+ production sites in more than 30 countries, united by our common purpose.

Join us at Mondi, where we strive to make a positive impact through responsible business practices and continuous innovation in packaging and paper solutions

Role

Summary:

The Chief Inspector provides technical leadership and regulatory compliance oversight for the Pressure Equipment Integrity Management System (PEIMS). The role ensures boilers, pressure vessels, pressure piping, tanks, and pressure relief devices are designed, installed, inspected, repaired, altered, and maintained in accordance with applicable legislation, engineering codes, standards, and corporate procedures.

The Chief Inspector acts as the designated technical authority for pressure equipment integrity and ensures fixed pressure equipment assets remain safe for continued operation throughout their lifecycle. The role supports engineering, maintenance, and operations teams while supervising inspection personnel and ensuring regulatory documentation and reporting requirements are met.

• Maintain governance and oversight of the Pressure Equipment Integrity Management System (PEIMS).
• Serve as the designated Chief Inspector responsible for pressure equipment systems including boilers, pressure vessels, pressure piping, tanks, and pressure relief devices.
• Develop and maintain inspection programs including risk‑based inspection strategies.
• Provide technical guidance and interpretation of engineering codes and regulatory requirements.
• Review engineering design submissions and equipment modifications for compliance.
• Oversee non‑destructive examination (NDE) activities and ensure inspections are properly coordinated.
• Coordinate inspection scopes for shutdowns and turnarounds.
• Review inspection findings and determine corrective actions required to maintain equipment integrity.
• Provide training, mentoring, and technical support to inspection personnel and other departments.
• Lead or participate in investigations of pressure equipment incidents.
• Maintain pressure equipment inspection records and regulatory documentation.
• Support development of engineering design standards and pressure equipment material specifications.
• Coordinate with engineering, maintenance, operations, procurement, and contractors regarding pressure equipment integrity.

• In‑Service Pressure Equipment Inspector Certificate of Competency with boiler endorsement
• Minimum 5 years experience as an in‑service pressure equipment inspector, preferred in pulp and paper or petrochemical processing facility
• Strong understanding of Alberta pressure equipment legislation and saftey codes act requirements
• Working knowledge of ABSA AB‑500 series documentation, IB‑18‑004, ASME Section I, II, IV, V, VIII Division 1, IX, XIII, B31.1, B31.3, CSA - B51and PCC‑2
• Experience coordinating inspection programs and NDE activities
• Strong leadership, analytical, and decision‑making skills
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• The successful candidate will maintain professional competencies and certification through continued training.

• Start: immediate start possible or within two weeks of offer
• Location:
  
  Hinton, AB
• Duratio…