Lead Mechanical Integrity Engineer - Upstream Operations

Position: Senior Mechanical Integrity Engineer
Location: North Dakota (Upstream Facilities)
Summary: Join our team as a Senior Mechanical Integrity Engineer responsible for overseeing the Mechanical Integrity (MI) of fixed equipment inspection programs across North Dakota's upstream facilities.
Responsibilities:
Plan inspections with comprehensive coverage and suitable NDE techniques.
Analyze inspection results, providing actionable recommendations.
Conduct mechanical analysis to evaluate thickness and fitness for service.
Develop Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and ensure compliance through regular monitoring.
Monitor inspection intervals, recommending changes based on inspection history and industry standards.
Conduct root cause analysis (RCA) for problematic MI equipment, ensuring effective countermeasures.
Provide support for gathering failure data and implementing necessary countermeasures.
Implement quality assurance practices to enhance MI event data within PCMS/SAP.
Review and approve MI inspection reports from contract inspectors, redirecting as needed for additional data capture.
Audit contract inspection crews for safety, quality, and delivery standards.
Drive safety procedures and best practices compliance.
Collaborate with the Master Data team to align PCMS and SAP.
Provide front-line accountability for MI inspection compliance in upstream assets.
Offer input and evaluation for capital projects involving MI equipment.
Write, review, and approve inspection test plans (ITPs) for MI equipment.
Act as Integrity Management Database (PCMS) Owner for upstream facilities.
Requirements
Qualifications: Experience:
Minimum 10 years of experience in oil & gas with a focus on Mechanical Integrity inspection program ownership.
Prior knowledge of PCMS and SAP Software.
Strong understanding of inspection and repair practices for MI equipment in oil & gas or petrochemical industries.
Proficient in Microsoft, PCMS, SAP, etc.
Excellent analytical and technical skills with attention to detail.
Ability to work effectively in diverse, multidiscipline team environments.
Strong written and verbal communication skills with leadership abilities.
Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
Education, Training & Certifications:
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical, Materials, Corrosion Engineering, or equivalent.
: Licensed Professional Engineer.
: API 510, 570, and/or 653 certified.
Ideal candidate will have experience with Fixed Equipment Inspection in Oil and Gas upstream, such as Oil Wells and Pads.
Consideration for midstream or downstream candidates, but upstream experience .
Benefits
Must reside in or relocate to North Dakota - No exceptions.
Offer includes 3 days in office, 2 WFH, and 9/80 schedule, with 25% field time.