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Pbf Energy

Superintendent, Inspection

Oregon, OH · On-site

$24.25 - $32/hr

Direct a plant wide corrosion control and monitoring system to extend equipment operating life ... Develop inspection programs and procedures which will ensure equipment reliability and regulatory ...

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Ineos Pigments USA

Inspection Specialist

Ashtabula, OH · On-site

Contributes to special reliability programs such as the Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI), Painting, and others as required * Prioritizes and schedules equipment inspections and any subsequent repairs ...

Ineos Pigments

Inspection Specialist

Ashtabula, OH

NACE Corrosion Technician certification and Risk Based Inspection Analysis experience is desired * Must possess an excellent knowledge of inspection techniques, performing API/CWI inspections and ...

Marmon

Quality Assurance Inspector

Marion, OH · On-site

... corrosion or loadingrack damage and follows through to resolution. * Participates in and supports quality initiatives and Responsible Care activities. * Uses judgment and discretion inspection and ...

Acuren

UAS Drone Pilot III

Cincinnati, OH · On-site

$90 - $130/hr

Conduct high-quality data capture for inspection of towers, lines, substations, including anomaly detection (e.g., conductor vibration, hot spots, tower corrosion, insulator flashover risk, tower ...

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What is corrosion inspection?

A Corrosion Inspection job involves assessing and evaluating metal structures, pipelines, equipment, and other assets for signs of corrosion or material degradation. Inspectors use specialized tools and techniques, such as ultrasonic testing and visual inspections, to detect corrosion-related damage. Their findings help prevent structural failures, ensure safety, and extend the lifespan of critical infrastructure. Corrosion inspectors often work in industries like oil and gas, manufacturing, and construction, where metal integrity is crucial.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed for corrosion inspection?

To excel in Corrosion Inspection, you need a solid understanding of materials science, corrosion mechanisms, and safety protocols, often backed by relevant qualifications such as API, NACE, or similar certifications. Familiarity with inspection tools like ultrasonic thickness gauges, magnetic particle testers, and corrosion mapping software is essential. Strong attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and clear communication help inspectors effectively document findings and work with multidisciplinary teams. These competencies are critical to ensuring the safety, reliability, and regulatory compliance of infrastructure and equipment.

What are the typical work environments and team structures for corrosion inspectors?

Corrosion Inspectors often work in industrial settings such as oil and gas facilities, refineries, power plants, or offshore platforms, where they inspect pipelines, storage tanks, and structural components. The role may require both indoor and outdoor work, sometimes in challenging conditions or at heights. Inspectors typically collaborate with engineers, maintenance teams, and safety personnel to plan inspections and address findings. Work is commonly project-based, with some positions involving travel to multiple sites, offering both variety and growth opportunities as you gain experience and certifications.

How to become a corrosion inspection technician?

To become a corrosion inspection technician, individuals typically need a high school diploma or equivalent and should pursue specialized training or certification in corrosion inspection, such as the NACE Coating Inspector Program or API certifications. Gaining experience with nondestructive testing methods and understanding corrosion mechanisms are also important for this role.

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Superintendent, Inspection

Oregon, OH • On-site

Pbf Energy
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$24.25 - $32/hr

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Superintendent, InspectionProvide leadership and direction toward fixed equipment mechanical integrity excellence for the Toledo Refining Company. Manage and direct a staff of approximately 8 company Inspectors and inspection contractors to ensure industry-leading best practices are implemented for fixed equipment inspection and mechanical integrity. Provide technical leadership in solving complex problems involving refinery equipment fitness assessments and integrity assurance.

Principle Responsibilities:

  • Responsible for the HSE performance of all inspection personnel including contractors.
  • Ensure refinery compliance with Federal, State and local laws and codes as they apply to mechanical integrity, such as NBIC, Ohio State Pressure Vessel Code, and API codes and recommended practices.
  • Contribute leadership toward the refinery implementation of personal and process safety best practices.
  • Oversee Risk Based Inspection (RBI) and Inspection Work Request (IWR) process to ensure potential deficiencies are effectively identified and corrected to avoid loss of containment events.
  • Ensure the mechanical integrity of the refinery including piping, pressure vessels, tanks, boilers, fired heaters, and relief devices.
  • Provide leadership and advice to all levels of refinery management in regards to equipment inspection priorities, best practices, and deficiency repair priorities.
  • Oversee robust special emphasis inspection programs such as: positive material identification, equipment deficiency management, corrosion under insulation, dead legs, high temperature hydrogen attack, and sulfidation corrosion.
  • Ensure technically sound repair methods are followed, including QA/QC requirements.
  • Supervise, mentor, and develop inspectors to ensure a high level of technical competence, including oversight of code training and qualifications.
  • Ensure inspectors follow RBI methodology to optimize on-stream and shutdown inspections to ensure safe and reliable operation of fixed equipment and piping.
  • Lead Inspection activities during major and minor Turnarounds.
  • Direct a plant wide corrosion control and monitoring system to extend equipment operating life.
  • Provide site leadership in the interpretation of fixed equipment mechanical integrity codes, standards, regulations, etc.
  • Coordinate ASME code quality control program, code repairs, weld methods, and new vessel fabrication.
  • Identify reliability improvement opportunities via failure analysis, root cause analysis, and equipment history review; implement initiatives to ensure continual improvement of equipment integrity and a relentless pursuit of reliability.
  • Lead the evaluation and deployment of emerging inspection technologies - including advanced NDT, robotics, and digital integrity tools - to solve complex refining challenges and optimize asset reliability.
  • Develop inspection programs and procedures which will ensure equipment reliability and regulatory code compliance.
  • Maintain communication with state, county city and other regulatory agencies to assure legal compliance of pressure vessel operations.

Job Qualifications:

  • Highschool diploma or GED
  • Minimum 10 years of experience in refinery, petrochemical, chemical manufacturing, or other process industries supporting mechanical integrity inspection and reliability.
  • Minimum 5 years of direct fixed equipment, piping, tank inspection, or mechanical integrity experience.
  • Current API 510, API 570, or API 653 certification required
  • Knowledge of NBIC, , API-571, API-580, API-579, and ASME-PCC2.
  • Knowledge of OSHA Process Safety Management, and expertise in Mechanical Integrity.
  • Demonstrated experience coordinating inspection activities, contactors, turnarounds, or mechanical integrity programs.
  • Non-destructive equipment examination (NDE) certification preferred.
  • Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) certification preferred.
  • The successful candidate will have outstanding communication, leadership, interpersonal and inter-departmental teamwork skills.

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