As an Integrity Engineer, you will play a vital role in ensuring the integrity and safety of our assets. Your primary focus will be on implementing robust integrity management plans, especially for pressure systems, and driving asset integrity strategies. This role offers an opportunity to contribute significantly to our operations and enhance asset reliability.
ResponsibilitiesDevelop and update Integrity Management Frameworks/Methodologies, and programs in accordance with applicable industry standards and regulatory requirements.
Conduct integrity assessments, Risk-Based Assessments (RBA/RBI) studies, and engineering evaluations to identify and manage integrity threats and risks.
Develop inspection strategies, inspection plans, inspection scopes and baseline inspection programs including baseline inspection work packs, with inspection locations/CMLs, and appropriate NDT methodologies based on degradation mechanisms, risk, operating conditions, and inspection philosophy.
Review, validate, and interpret inspection reports, NDE results, corrosion data, integrity assessment findings, anomalies, and FFS conditions, and provide technical recommendations for Inspection/Maintenance, or corrosion monitoring.
Identify degradation mechanisms, integrity threats, and potential failure modes affecting asset performance and reliability.
Conduct integrity risk assessments, identify integrity threats, and develop appropriate mitigating, monitoring, and integrity management activities to manage identified risks.
Govern corrective actions as required related to preservation, integrity, and asset condition issues during project execution and construction phases.
Maintain integrity output registers/database or Integrity Master Data Records or associated integrity deliverable documentation.
Support technical proposals/presentations, resource planning & forecasting, and project risk assessments and mitigation actions, and undertaking additional assignments as required by Management such as coordination of integrity work packages and upcoming integrity CTRs.
Site visits for survey activities will be required as and when necessary.
Bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field, with a Master's degree preferred.
Good knowledge of pressure system baseline inspection principles and NDE Inspection techniques
Professional certification is preferred.
Certified to one or more inspection codes, including API 580, API 571, API 510, API 570, and API 653 are preferred.
Minimum 5 years of experience in Integrity, Inspection, or Corrosion Engineering, with 8+ years preferred.
Demonstrated experience in Risk-Based Assessment and Inspection, with a track record in developing Integrity Management Plans.
Excellent communication and collaboration skills in both English and Bahasa Indonesia, with the ability to work effectively in a team.
Willingness to stay updated with industry advancements and a commitment to continuous learning.
Experience in onshore/offshore pipeline integrity management is an advantage.
About UsSkills Required
- Bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field
- Minimum 5 years of experience in Integrity, Inspection, or Corrosion Engineering
- Good knowledge of pressure system baseline inspection principles and NDE inspection techniques
- Demonstrated experience in Risk-Based Assessment and Risk-Based Inspection
- Experience developing Integrity Management Plans
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills in English and Bahasa Indonesia
- Willingness to stay current with industry advancements and pursue continuous learning
- Master's degree in engineering or a related field
- Professional certification
- Certification in one or more inspection codes, including API 580, API 571, API 510, API 570, or API 653
- Eight or more years of experience in Integrity, Inspection, or Corrosion Engineering
- Experience in onshore or offshore pipeline integrity management
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What We Do
Oceaneering pushes the frontiers of deep water, space and motion entertainment environments to execute with new, leading-edge connections to solve tomorrow’s challenges, today. As the trusted subsea connection specialist, our experience combined with the depth and breadth of our portfolio of technologies allows us to engineer solutions for the most complex subsea challenges. From routine to extreme, our integrated products, services, and innovative solutions safely de-risk operational systems, increase reliability, and enable a lower total cost of ownership. We are connecting what’s needed with what’s next as the world’s largest ROV operator and the leading ROV provider to the oil and gas industry with over 300 systems operating worldwide. With our safety-focused and innovative approach, we responsively and decisively react to subsea challenges while providing solutions swiftly and efficiently.
