Asset Integrity Inspector – Oil & Gas

About the role

The Asset Integrity Inspector is responsible for ensuring the safety and reliability of pressure vessels, piping systems, storage tanks and related equipment in Oil & Gas and Power installations. The role involves conducting inspections, verifying compliance with standards and producing detailed reports for clients and regulators.

Key responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive inspections and integrity assessments of pressure vessels, piping systems, storage tanks and related equipment in Oil & Gas and Power installations.
• Ensure strict adherence to API standards (510, 570, 653), ASME codes and relevant regulatory requirements.
• Inspect pressure equipment, welds, corrosion protection systems and structural integrity; verify correct application of installation, fabrication, maintenance and repair techniques per API guidelines.
• Review and validate technical documentation including Inspection & Test Plans, inspection reports and equipment history records.
• Witness functional tests, pressure tests and non‑destructive examinations to confirm compliance.
• Identify and report non‑conformities, track corrective actions and ensure traceability and certification of inspected equipment.
• Collaborate with engineers, HSE, QA/QC teams and regulatory authorities; compile detailed inspection reports for clients and regulatory review.

Required profile

• Degree/Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering or related field.
• Minimum 5 years experience in asset integrity inspection, pressure equipment inspection or similar role in Oil & Gas or Power sectors.
• API certification (510, 570 or 653) applicable to assignment.
• Strong knowledge of mechanical/structural engineering, pressure equipment and asset integrity management.
• Excellent communication, interpersonal skills and ability to work under time constraints and pressure.

Required skills

• API 510, API 570 or API 653 certification.
• Knowledge of API standards, ASME codes and relevant regulatory requirements.
• Experience with inspection of pressure vessels, piping, storage tanks and related equipment.
• Familiarity with non‑destructive testing (NDT) and risk‑based inspection (RBI) methodologies.
• Understanding of QSP procedures for surveillance inspections.