Asset Integrity Coordinator

Asset Integrity Coordinator – API Inspector Responsible for managing and executing the site Mechanical Integrity inspection program for pressure vessels, tanks, piping, and other regulated equipment. This role ensures compliance with applicable codes, including API inspection standards, OSHA Process Safety Management (PSM) requirements, and State of Illinois regulations. Responsibilities Mechanical Integrity & Inspection Program : coordinate and manage the site inspection program for pressure vessels, piping systems, tanks, boilers, and other regulated equipment; ensure inspections are executed in accordance with applicable codes and standards, including API 510, API 570, API 653, and other relevant industry standards; maintain inspection intervals, records, and documentation to ensure compliance with OSHA PSM mechanical integrity requirements. Regulatory Compliance : serve as the site’s authorized API Inspector; review and approve inspection reports; sign and certify regulatory inspection documentation as required by applicable codes and State of Illinois inspection requirements; ensure inspection activities meet internal standards and regulatory expectations. Inspection Review & Fitness for Service : evaluate inspection findings including thickness measurements, corrosion rates, and damage mechanisms; determine equipment condition and remaining life; develop and approve repair, replacement, or mitigation plans when deficiencies are identified; support fitness‑for‑service evaluations when required. Field Inspections : support and participate in field inspections during turnarounds, outages, and routine inspection activities; verify inspection quality and ensure proper inspection techniques are used; assist with condition assessments of critical equipment. Repair Planning & Technical Support : define repair requirements for pressure vessels, piping, and tanks; support development of repair packages and inspection plans for maintenance activities; provide technical guidance to maintenance, reliability, and engineering teams. Documentation & Program Management : maintain accurate inspection records and asset history within the site asset management or inspection database; track inspection due dates and ensure timely completion of required inspections; support audits related to Mechanical Integrity and Process Safety. Cross‑Functional Support : work closely with Maintenance, Reliability, Engineering, and Operations teams to ensure safe and reliable operation of regulated equipment; support turnaround planning and execution for inspection scope. Qualifications Current certification as an API Inspector (API 510, API 570, and API 653). Minimum 7–10 years of experience in inspection, mechanical integrity, or asset integrity programs in a refinery, chemical, or similar industrial environment. Strong knowledge of pressure vessels, piping systems, storage tanks, and applicable inspection techniques. Familiarity with OSHA Process Safety Management (PSM) Mechanical Integrity requirements. Ability to interpret engineering drawings, inspection reports, and code requirements. Ability to influence and persuade others to a particular course of action. Experience supporting turnarounds and outage inspections. Experience with inspection data management systems or asset management software. Experience in PSM‑regulated chemical manufacturing facilities. Compensation and Benefits The hiring salary range for this position is $88,000.00 to $125,600.00, with potential progression to $163,300.00. Employees are eligible for annual bonuses, medical, dental, vision, and basic life insurance; 401(k) plan enrollment; paid time off; and mandated company holidays. This permanent, full‑time position reports to the Maintenance Manager based in Morris, IL. #J-18808-Ljbffr Nouryon