Inspection Analyst

Job Objective

Serve as a technical lead for mechanical integrity across a region or asset group. Guide complex inspections, remediation plans, and regulatory strategies, while mentoring junior inspection staff.

• Lead mechanical integrity programs for tanks, piping, and vessels by overseeing all API 510/570/653 inspection and repair scopes.
• Create multi-year integrity plans and forecasts; identify at-risk assets and recommend mitigation strategies.
• Review and approve inspection results, generate follow-up recommendations, and ensure appropriate risk categorization.
• Develop and maintain robust inspection workflows, deficiency tracking protocols, and contractor oversight processes.
• Review and approve WPS, WPQ, and all related NDE procedures for contracted work.
• Serve as Inspection Lead on TARs, coordinating multi-discipline inspections across shifts and units.
• Interface regularly with Engineering on new construction and repair scope validation to ensure compliance with integrity management plans.
• Support RBI programs and regulatory audits with thorough and accurate documentation.
• Mentor junior inspectors and assist in skill development and certification progression.

• Demonstrate commitment to company core values
  - Integrity, Ownership, Urgency, Alignment, and Innovation - in all daily responsibilities and interactions.
• Actively support and contribute to the company's mission and vision through reliable, high-quality work.

• 8-10 years of oil & gas experience in inspection, mechanical integrity, or facility integrity roles.
• API 510, 570, and/or 653 certifications required (two minimum).
• Deep working knowledge of applicable codes, industry standards, and jurisdictional regulations.
• Demonstrated ability to oversee NDE contractors and review complex inspection documentation.
• Strong problem-solving and risk assessment skills applied to aging infrastructure and turnaround planning.
• Advanced understanding of MI systems and data analytics tools.
• Proven ability to train and mentor junior inspection staff.
• Excellent written and verbal communication for interfacing with regulators and cross-functional teams.
• High regard for safety and field leadership in critical inspection windows.
• Strong track record of initiative, ownership, and process improvement in inspection programs.

• Graduation from a high school or GED equivalent.
• Possess the related API certification (510) and one of the other two API certifications and be ready to test out for the missing API certification.
• Possess NDT certifications (MT/MT/VT/UTT) or be able to obtain immediately if the applicant has some of the required NDT certifications.