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.
• Preferred: Licensed Professional Engineer.
• Preferred: 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 preferred.

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.