Asset Integrity Inspector

Date Posted: October 31, 2025
Closing Date: November 14, 2025
Reports To: Asset Integrity Supervisor
Location: Medicine Hat
Duration: Full time, Permanent

Position Summary

Reporting to the Asset Integrity Supervisor, the Asset Integrity Inspector is primarily responsible for planning and coordinating non-destructive testing activities, as well as performing inspections of pressure equipment and related fabrication processes. The goal is to ensure safe and reliable petrochemical operations that fully comply with construction codes, provincial regulations, Methanex Project Standards, and corporate best practices.

Position Responsibilities

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Supports the daily implementation and compliance of the owner-user program (PEIM). This includes all elements: training, review meetings, audits, audit action items, NCR’s and ensuring systems are functioning effectively.
• Ensure ABSA documentation is current and applied.
• Ensure equipment inspection meets all regulatory requirements and establish inspection intervals in accordance with the applicable code, regulator and the internal Risk Based Inspection (RBI) process.
• Support the Risk Based Inspection program.
• Approve inspection procedures and inspection reports that affect integrity of pressure equipment. Provide corrective actions.
• Support the safety relief valve maintenance program.
• Maintain management systems such as: Equipment files, Pinnacle Allassets and Maximo.
• Conduct Integrity Assessments of pressure equipment, tanks, piping, and components, and provide recommendations for corrosion mitigation/production optimization.
• Participate in, or initiate Management of Change (MOC) processes as related to the integrity of pressure equipment.
• Review and approve contractor Quality Control Programs and Inspection Test Plans for Methanex contracts
• Support all pressure equipment fabrication or repair processes by developing ITPs, ensuring material compliance, performing visual inspection of welds, coordinating NDE, witnessing pressure testing and completing data reports.

Position Qualifications

Technical Skills, Knowledge, and Experience:

• Relevant trade certification or a post-secondary diploma in materials engineering technology, welding engineering technology, mechanical engineering technology, chemical engineering or equivalence of previous inspection experience
• Knowledge of the Alberta Safety Codes Act and Regulations, ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel, and Piping Codes and standards, American Petroleum Institute Standards, CSA Standards, and CGSB Standards
• CWB Level 1 Inspector – ASME B31.3 Preferred endorsement
• API 510 Certification; ABSA In-service Inspector designation
• Additional certifications such as National Board, API 570, 580 or API 653 are an asset but not required
• Minimum 5 years of experience in Quality Control, Asset Integrity, or related inspection roles
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite

Competencies:

• Customer-focused; dedicated to meeting the expectations of internal and external customers
• Excellent written and verbal communication and listening skills
• Strong ability to build and maintain relationships and effectively communicate with a diverse range of individuals.
• Extremely organized and detail-oriented with strong time management, prioritization and planning skills.
• Results-driven with a demonstrated ability to consistently meet identified goals and achieve results.
• Sound judgement and superior analysis, critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
• Comfortable and capable of working at heights more than one hundred feet and in confined spaces.
• Comfortable to use Personal Protective Equipment when working in areas exposed to dust and chemicals.
• Able to tolerate exposure to extremely hot and cold weather and plant process conditions.

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