Senior Integrity Engineer Full Time NEW

Employment Type: Site Based Full Time Role 5 days per week Monday-Friday

About The Company

EET (Essar Energy Transition) plays a major role in supplying the Northwest and the wider UK with essential fuels. We produce over 16% of the UK’s road fuels, supply key feedstocks to the petrochemical industry, and are investing heavily in low‑carbon energy solutions.

We work with major retail fuel brands, supermarkets, Manchester Airport, leading airlines, and regional transport operators. We are also a key partner in the HyNet project, helping to deliver the region’s low‑carbon future.

With over 900 skilled colleagues, we offer a strong safety culture, technically challenging work, and some of the best training in the energy sector.

Find out more: Redefining Energy | EET The Role

We currently have an exciting opportunity for a Senior Integrity Engineer. This role provides technical leadership as a Risk Based Inspection (RBI) specialist, taking a leading role in the delivery of Integrity Team RBI and Written Schemes of Examination (WSE) for specified Production Unit areas, while ensuring high standards of quality assurance across all integrity deliverables. Acting as the primary technical authority for static equipment integrity within the assigned PUs (Production Units), the role involves completing or supporting complex RBI assessments and developing WSEs for special or complex equipment where conventional damage mechanism approaches are not appropriate. The post holder will project manage targeted or specialist RBI programmes, act as a subject matter expert for specific RBI activities such as Fitness for Service, CUI, injection points or deadlegs, and engage with external industry groups as required. Responsibilities also include custodianship of designated EET Fuels inspection procedures, leading RBI reviews for major CAPEX projects, and supporting external audits or regulatory interactions, including UKAS, insurers or competent authorities. The role may also include supervision and development of a graduate Integrity Engineer.

Primary Accountabilities

• Provide technical leadership as an RBI specialist, ensuring high‑quality, on‑time delivery of RBI assessments and Written Schemes of Examination for assigned Production Unit areas
• Act as the focal point for all integrity matters within the PU, supporting the integrity team and managing interfaces between AO (Mumbai based support team) and site teams
• Chair monthly equipment strategy and RBI meetings, agreeing inspection strategies and approving LOPC and SAVE assessments
• Identify and progress specialist, multi‑disciplinary or data requirements necessary to develop effective WSEs
• Perform quality assurance reviews of integrity deliverables, provide technical coaching, and complete compliance audits against procedures
• Complete RBI, WSE and inspection documentation where required to meet workload demands and milestones
• Maintain an evergreen RBI programme by analysing integrity data trends and ensuring inspection documentation, drawings and records are accurate and current
• Lead oversight of inspection activities, manage inspection findings, conduct or oversee FFS assessments, define repair scopes, and review and approve CAIRs
• Manage integrity‑related risks to inspection schedules and support RBI‑driven optimisation of deferrals and turnaround scopes
• Lead learning‑from‑incident investigations arising from failures, quality issues or SIMS actions
• Act as project lead for integrity projects as required and serve as custodian for designated Inspection and Integrity procedures
• Support HSSE compliance, audit reporting, KPI delivery and adherence to Triple Goal Zero principles
• Drive cost, efficiency and operational improvements, identifying and delivering cost efficiencies within the area of responsibility
• Support departmental digitalisation initiatives, working with IT and the wider business to implement fit‑for‑purpose solutions
• Support turnaround events, duty rotas and participate in relevant external industry working groups as required

About You

Our ideal candidate will be degree and master’s qualified in Mechanical Engineering or Materials and Corrosion, hold Chartered Engineer status and professional body membership, and be a Plant Change Signatory or equivalent. API certifications (API 571, 580, 510 and 570) are desirable. You will have significant experience in inspection, materials and corrosion, or mechanical engineering within a regulated process industry, gained on an operational plant supporting inspection and repair of static pressure equipment, piping and tanks. Experience conducting RBI assessments, developing Written Schemes of Examination and managing complex or unexpected inspection findings is highly desirable. You will demonstrate a strong working knowledge of refinery damage mechanisms, non‑destructive examination techniques, pressure equipment design, inspection, fitness‑for‑service and repair codes, and UK regulatory requirements including HASAWA, PSSR, COMAH and PUWER. Strong data analysis skills and engineering judgement are essential to support optimised, risk‑based integrity management, alongside a good understanding of risk assessment principles and ISO/IEC 17020. You will be an effective communicator with strong influencing skills, able to challenge constructively, work collaboratively across teams, and use common Microsoft Office tools and Cenosco IMS confidently.

Closing Date

This vacancy will close on 18th May 2026.

Please Note, we work with a carefully selected set of recruitment agencies, and we are not looking to add to the current preferred suppliers list. We are unable to accept representations from agencies that are not on that preferred supplier list.

• Competitive Salary
• 10% Company Contribution Pension rising to 15% with service
• 25 days Holiday, increasing with service
• Private Medical Insurance
• Additional Flex Benefits- including Holiday Purchase
• Access to Employee Assistance Programme with Exclusive access to a range of Discounts
• Free Secure On-Site Car Parking