Our API Inspectors will have a suite of responsibilities including, but not limited to active participation in delivery of Asset Integrity Services, mentoring within the Inspection team, and supporting the Corporation’s Business Development effort.

The Senior Inspector is responsible for, but not limited to, the following general duties:

Write and approve Fit-for-Service assessments and certifies equipment as fit-for-service (review and accept/signs off inspection reports).
Develop inspection and repair procedures, training plans and schedules, inspection and servicing plans (type, schedule and cost), inspection, mitigation and monitoring plans for client.
Develop qualifications and training requirements for operators, foremen, and contractors, for client.
Provide status reports to the client.
Develop, revise, and update PEIM Programs/manuals.
Approve: PSV service reports; Vessel/piping inspection reports; Piping and vessel repair plans, procedures and/or reports; Dispositions on non-conformance; Inspection, NDE, repair, pressure piping, safety valve servicing, and special process contracts as meeting technical requirements prior to issuance;
Travel to client’s offices as required, to fulfill company obligations.
Travel to field for inspections, auditing and trouble shooting.

Experience & Education

Minimum 5 years experience in pressure equipment inspection, and API 510, API 570 or National Board Commission certification.
Current certification of competency by ABSA as an IPVI or an IBPVI.
Proven skills in working with clients, office, and field staff.
Knowledge of upstream oil and gas industry.
Ability to work with fabrication and NDE contractors in an efficient manner.
Knowledge of quality management systems is preferred.
Experience with Microsoft Office Suite of programs is required.
Knowledge of database programs is an asset.