Overall Purpose of the Job

As part of the Integrity team, you will support asset integrity by monitoring facility conditions, planning inspections, and implementing risk-based failure prevention strategies.
The successful candidate will leverage their deep expertise in subsurface evaluation to enhance reservoir understanding, optimize hydrocarbon recovery, and unlock greater value from the assets through data-driven insights and strategic decision-making.

Responsibilities

Principal Accountabilities

Assess asset integrity using risk-based techniques and set performance benchmarks.
Identify and manage integrity risks; implement preventive and corrective actions.
Design and execute inspection programs aligned with standards and regulations.
Interpret inspection results and perform Level 1 & 2 Fitness-for-Service evaluations.
Lead corrosion control, inspection, and performance monitoring initiatives.
Drive improvements through automation, digital tools, and emerging technologies.
Conduct proactive corrosion surveillance and track integrity indicators.
Maintain and prioritize integrity concerns for maintenance planning.
Support Root Cause Failure Analysis and recommend sustainable solutions.
Provide expertise in materials, inspection, welding, NDT, and failure analysis.
Collaborate with coatings, corrosion, and repair teams for integrated solutions.

Requirements

Education:

Skills:

Strong knowledge of pressure equipment design standards and safety criteria; self-motivated and effective in managing reliability, maintenance, and troubleshooting within a team.

The ideal candidate must meet the following requirements:

At least a Bachelor's Degree with a minimum of Second-Class Upper Division (2.1) in Metallurgical, Materials, Corrosion, Mechanical, Chemical or related disciplines.
At least 8 years of relevant experience in the oil and gas sector.
Minimum of 8 years providing technical support in facilities or asset integrity.
Skilled in corrosion management, pressure vessel evaluation, risk-based inspection, and fixed equipment strategies.
Familiar with industry codes, standards, and safety practices.
NYSC discharge or exemption certificate.