• The Maintenance Supervisor is accountable for developing and implementing a plant wide fixed equipment inspection program.
• Development of a department budget, scoping routine and turnaround work, providing oversight of training and certification of inspection personnel, scheduling / maintaining all inspection activities
• Assumes overall responsibility for the Inspection work process (coordinating input between Corrosion, Materials, Inspection, Process, Maintenance, and Operations staff), which generally include the review and analysis of equipment design, operating and condition data resulting in a risk ranking and prioritize of inspection plans.
• Supervises all phases of the inspection staff including area inspectors and directs on site contractor for NDE and run and maintain services
• Provide input / oversight to Fitness for Service program to determine the remaining life and need for repair, replace or re-inspection of fixed equipment.
• Helps prepare periodic and regular regulatory inspections by interacting with all pressure equipment integrity stakeholders. Follows up on findings from audits to ensure they are completed prior to committed deadlines.
• Relocation provided. $140K-$175K.

• The Maintenance Supervisor - fixed equipment will have 15+ years of inspection or mechanical integrity experience.
• An AS or BS degree with an engineering major and / or API 510/570/653 and/or CWI certifications.
• Possess a good working knowledge of common refinery process units and damage mechanisms.
• Excellent understanding and demonstrated fluency in reliability centered processes (engineering practices, incident investigation & RCFA, maintenance processes and strategies).
• Demonstrated ability to effectively manage multiple projects simultaneously, set aggressive but realistic schedules.
• Must be legally eligible to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.

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