Description

The Mechanical Integrity Coordinator will be based onsite at a local petrochemical facility, supporting the Mechanical Integrity program. The role involves ensuring equipment reliability and compliance with industry standards.

Key duties include analyzing inspection reports for fixed and rotating equipment, updating preventative maintenance plans, preparing repair plans, and creating compress models to assess wall thickness and remaining life. The coordinator must be familiar with tank analysis software and codes such as ASME BPVC, API Fitness-for-Service, and piping standards (B16, B31). Additional responsibilities cover managing field construction projects, maintaining project documentation, and applying P&ID symbology and pipe specifications.

• Analyze fixed and rotating equipment inspection reports.
• Update preventative maintenance plans with follow‑up inspections, repairs, or replacements per API/ASME codes.
• Prepare repair plans as required.
• Develop compress models to determine minimum thickness and forecast remaining life.
• Apply ASME BPVC standards.
• Apply API/ASME Fitness‑for‑Service criteria.
• Apply ASME piping system codes (B16, B31, etc.).
• Work with P&ID symbology and client pipe specifications.
• Manage field construction projects.
• Maintain project files and documentation.

Requirements

Candidates should possess working knowledge of P&ID symbols and client pipe specifications, be familiar with API and ASME codes, and preferably understand local and state regulations and OSHA standards.

• Use Compress or other tank analysis programs.
• Possess working knowledge of P&ID symbols and pipe specifications.
• Familiarity with local/state laws and OSHA standards (preferred).
• Familiar with API and ASME codes.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance