Integrity Engineer – Inspection and Repair Specialist

• Diagnose corrosion, wall-thickness loss, cracks, leaks, and weld defects in offshore piping, flanges, structures, and pressure equipment
• Plan, specify, and recommend safe, permanent, code-compliant repairs, considering cost-effectiveness, schedule, risk, and service life
• Analyze degradation mechanisms and rates, defect extent, remaining thickness, and operating conditions
• Lead or support Fitness-for-Service (FFS) assessments, determining continued operation and repair urgency
• Evaluate and compare welded metallic repairs, mechanical repairs, composite and polymer repairs, non-welded mechanical connections, and replacement of sections or spools
• Classify repairs as emergency, temporary, or permanent, and define the transition to definitive solutions
• Support risk assessments and work permits, including hot work in classified areas and interventions on pressurized lines
• Ensure repair design, qualification, execution, inspection, and documentation comply with applicable codes
• Define post-repair monitoring and the design life of the applied solution
• Reduce production shutdowns, offshore man-hours, POB, and exposure to hot work
• Support technical proposals, business cases, and case studies, connecting customer needs with execution technologies and teams
• Share knowledge and train internal teams and customers in the selection and application of repairs

• Degree in Mechanical, Metallurgical, Production, Naval, Chemical, or a related engineering field, with an active CREA registration
• Intermediate or advanced English preferred
• Solid experience in equipment integrity, inspection, and/or maintenance of piping and pressure vessels in the oil and gas industry
• Solid experience planning offshore repairs on FPSOs and platforms
• Solid experience selecting, specifying, and monitoring repairs on pressurized piping
• Solid experience with mechanical repair devices, composite/fiberglass repairs, mechanical integrity, and corrosion management
• Postgraduate degree or specialization in Integrity Engineering, Corrosion, Welding, or Equipment Engineering preferred
• Proficiency in MS Project preferred
• Professional certifications such as API 570, API 510, or API 571; Welding Inspector certification (FBTS/SNQC Level 1 or 2); NDT Inspector certification (ABENDI); or Equipment Inspector certification preferred
• Knowledge of DNV-RP-A203 and classification society rules (DNV, ABS, BV, LR) for floating units preferred

• Health and dental insurance
• Life insurance
• Food allowance and meal voucher
• Gympass discount (optional)
• Private pension plan (optional)