Fixed Reliability Engineer Location:

Remote with up to 25% travel to El Dorado Arkansas, Cherokee Alabama, Pryor & Oklahoma City Oklahoma Infinitek is partnering with a leading chemical manufacturer to recruit a Fixed Reliability Engineer to support Mechanical Integrity across multiple manufacturing sites. This is a high-impact opportunity for an experienced Mechanical Integrity, Fixed Equipment, Inspection or Reliability Engineer to become a technical SME within a growing organization, supporting pressure equipment, piping and stationary assets while helping develop and strengthen the company's long-term reliability strategy. Key Responsibilities of Fixed Reliability Engineer Develop inspection strategies and frequencies for pressure vessels, storage tanks, piping and stationary equipment based on applicable codes and damage mechanisms. Provide technical support to site Mechanical Integrity teams and help develop consistent MI standards and procedures. Manage inspection records, schedules and asset integrity data through the company's MI management system. Review equipment designs, drawings, materials of construction and repair proposals for code compliance. Develop and review Inspection Test Plans and quality-control requirements. Provide technical oversight of contractors, NDE/NDT providers and code repair activities. Develop and maintain Integrity Operating Windows. Support capital projects, equipment fabrication and major repairs. Provide hands-on technical support during plant turnarounds, including extended shifts, nights and weekends when required. Train and mentor site personnel while staying current with industry codes and inspection technologies. What We're Looking For Experience in Mechanical Integrity, fixed equipment, inspection or reliability engineering within chemical, petrochemical, refining, fertilizer, oil & gas or similar process manufacturing. Strong knowledge of pressure vessels, tanks, piping and equipment damage mechanisms. Understanding of API, ASME, National Board and AWS standards. Experience with NDE/NDT, welding, inspections, repairs and QA/QC. Experience supporting turnarounds/shutdowns. Strong technical writing, problem-solving and communication skills. Ability to travel regularly between manufacturing sites. API certifications such as API 510, 570, 653, 580/571 and relevant National Board or AWS qualifications are highly desirable. Why Join? You'll have the opportunity to work across multiple manufacturing sites, influence company-wide Mechanical Integrity standards, support major capital projects and turnarounds, and develop into a recognized technical expert within a leading chemical manufacturing organization.

Pay:

$120,000.00 - $150,000.00 per year

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Professional development assistance Relocation assistance Vision insurance

Work Location:

Remote