Hunt Consolidated, Inc.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
include the following. Other duties may be assigned. Provide technical support to the refinery through the inspection of fixed equipment and piping to ensure overall mechanical integrity, refinery safety and reliability. Execute equipment inspection programs, plan and schedule equipment inspections, make repair recommendations and supervise contractors. Identify equipment and piping needing repair and replacement in a proactive timely manner. Maintaining corrosion under insulation inspection program. Ensure welding and inspection requirements for new replacement equipment and repairs. Ensure positive material identification on new and replacement alloy components. Direct Non-Destructive Examination (NDE) crews performing ultrasonic testing, radiographic testing and other NDE techniques. Choose the correct NDE technology and applications. Review and accept RT and other NDE data results. Review engineering packages for new installations and repairs. Participate in turnaround inspections and turnaround planning. Ability to work extended hours as necessary for turnaround and callout support, including night shifts. Approve repairs as well as witness hydro tests and perform QA/QC on all work completed within their area. Write detailed inspection and turnaround reports and maintain files and documentation. Update equipment inspection records, piping isometrics, inspection database. Stay abreast of current inspection codes, standards, technologies and equipment. Provide inspection histories and data to maintenance and engineering to assist in implementing necessary equipment repairs and upgrades.
Be an example to all employees by working safely and being safety & environmental leaders. This includes active participation in the following: Stop and/or report any unsafe work or conditions Follow safety and environmental policies and procedures Support safety and environmental goals and initiatives Participate in safety and environmental meetings, training, emergency drills and hazard recognition programs as needed Report all accidents, injuries and near misses, and participate in associated investigations Participate in industrial hygiene, medical surveillance and behavior-based safety programs
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE High school diploma or GED is required with six to ten years' experience as an industry-related inspector with progressive responsibility or two-year technical degree with four to eight years' experience as an industry-related inspector or Bachelor's degree in an engineering or technology discipline with six to eight years' experience or combination of education and experience is required. Refinery inspection experience is required. Experience with Microsoft Applications (Word, Excel, etc.). Experience with Inspection Data Management Software (Preferably PCMS). Strong organizational skills and technical writing ability. Good energy level, attitude, and communication skills.
CERTIFICATIONS, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS API-510 Pressure Vessel Inspector Certification API-570 Piping Inspector Certification API-653 Above Ground Storage Tank Inspector Certification Valid Driver License NDT Level II competency for MT, PT, UT thickness, RT interpretation and VT / Remote VT w/borescope Must currently hold or be able to qualify to receive a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) card.
ADDITIONAL TRAINING AND QUALIFICATIONS AWS CWI Experience with Fitness-for-Service and Risk Based Inspection methodologies Experience with ASME B31.3 and ASME Sec. VIII NACE Corrosion or API 571 training Experience using AutoCAD
include the following. Other duties may be assigned. Provide technical support to the refinery through the inspection of fixed equipment and piping to ensure overall mechanical integrity, refinery safety and reliability. Execute equipment inspection programs, plan and schedule equipment inspections, make repair recommendations and supervise contractors. Identify equipment and piping needing repair and replacement in a proactive timely manner. Maintaining corrosion under insulation inspection program. Ensure welding and inspection requirements for new replacement equipment and repairs. Ensure positive material identification on new and replacement alloy components. Direct Non-Destructive Examination (NDE) crews performing ultrasonic testing, radiographic testing and other NDE techniques. Choose the correct NDE technology and applications. Review and accept RT and other NDE data results. Review engineering packages for new installations and repairs. Participate in turnaround inspections and turnaround planning. Ability to work extended hours as necessary for turnaround and callout support, including night shifts. Approve repairs as well as witness hydro tests and perform QA/QC on all work completed within their area. Write detailed inspection and turnaround reports and maintain files and documentation. Update equipment inspection records, piping isometrics, inspection database. Stay abreast of current inspection codes, standards, technologies and equipment. Provide inspection histories and data to maintenance and engineering to assist in implementing necessary equipment repairs and upgrades.
Be an example to all employees by working safely and being safety & environmental leaders. This includes active participation in the following: Stop and/or report any unsafe work or conditions Follow safety and environmental policies and procedures Support safety and environmental goals and initiatives Participate in safety and environmental meetings, training, emergency drills and hazard recognition programs as needed Report all accidents, injuries and near misses, and participate in associated investigations Participate in industrial hygiene, medical surveillance and behavior-based safety programs
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE High school diploma or GED is required with six to ten years' experience as an industry-related inspector with progressive responsibility or two-year technical degree with four to eight years' experience as an industry-related inspector or Bachelor's degree in an engineering or technology discipline with six to eight years' experience or combination of education and experience is required. Refinery inspection experience is required. Experience with Microsoft Applications (Word, Excel, etc.). Experience with Inspection Data Management Software (Preferably PCMS). Strong organizational skills and technical writing ability. Good energy level, attitude, and communication skills.
CERTIFICATIONS, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS API-510 Pressure Vessel Inspector Certification API-570 Piping Inspector Certification API-653 Above Ground Storage Tank Inspector Certification Valid Driver License NDT Level II competency for MT, PT, UT thickness, RT interpretation and VT / Remote VT w/borescope Must currently hold or be able to qualify to receive a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) card.
ADDITIONAL TRAINING AND QUALIFICATIONS AWS CWI Experience with Fitness-for-Service and Risk Based Inspection methodologies Experience with ASME B31.3 and ASME Sec. VIII NACE Corrosion or API 571 training Experience using AutoCAD