Inspection Senior Engineer

Role Overview

Key Accountabilities

• Conduct corrosion risk assessments for equipment, pipelines, facilities, and other plant infrastructure.
• Identify corrosion mechanisms, failure modes, and corrosion-prone areas through inspection, analysis, and modeling.
• Develop corrosion control measures and recommend materials, coatings, and inhibitors.
• Establish corrosion monitoring programs and conduct inspections, integrity assessments, and NDT.
• Assess remaining useful life, fitness for service, and risk-based inspection requirements.
• Develop asset-management and lifecycle-extension strategies.
• Analyze corrosion and inspection data and prepare technical assessments and reports.
• Communicate corrosion risks, mitigation strategies, and lifecycle findings to decision-makers.

Education and Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering or Energy Engineering.
• At least 8 years of experience in corrosion engineering, materials selection, or asset integrity management.
• Experience in refinery, oil and gas, or power-generation industries.
• Proficiency in corrosion mechanisms, corrosion control techniques, and NACE, API, or ASTM standards.
• Strong analytical ability in corrosion-data interpretation, failure analysis, and risk assessment.
• Knowledge of corrosion monitoring, inspection methodologies, and NDT methods.
• Familiarity with corrosion modeling software, FEA, and reliability engineering principles is required as a qualification area but is not marked mandatory in the source.
• Excellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills.
• Corrosion Specialist or Corrosion Technician certification, such as NACE certification, is desirable.

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