Purpose of the job
The Integrity Engineer Asset Focal Point is responsible for the safe, efficient and effective execution of integrity engineering for a specified Offshore Installation. They provide assurance to onshore and offshore personnel to ensure legislation and company Integrity Management policies are implemented and complied with. They work with the Asset management On and Offshore team to monitor and review the Integrity Management of Assess, Inspect and Repair Performance as a contributory factor to the Client’s responsibility in the Management of Major Accident Hazards.
Characterization
To proactively manage, coordinate, and provide input to contribute to the ongoing suitability of the asset in meeting the requirements of The Offshore Installation (Safety Case) Regulations 2005 (SCR05). The role will require the individual to project manage, implement and monitor the assurance process of Integrity Risk Management through the implementation of fitness for purpose assessments, and anomaly management relating to pressure, structural and subsea pipeline equipment and prioritisation and definition of Inspection NDT services. The role requires the incumbent to ensure that the Discipline Engineers operate within their competence remit and Offshore Inspection Engineers fulfil their assurance role in order that the output of the Inspection process is robust for Integrity Engineering to conduct technically integrity assessments.
Dimensions
Acts as Asset Focal Point for Altrad Integrity Contracts. Ensures all activities are completed in compliance with HSE legislation, Altrad process and Procedures.
Result Areas
- Contract Delivery
- Key Integrity Focal Point for the Client for a specified Offshore Asset.
- Prepare, enact, monitor and verify the integrity management systems for the area of responsibility.
- Championing the importance of enacting the integrity management systems.
- Take a leading role in ensuring that within the area and field of responsibility, asset integrity is not compromised.
- Introduce a proactive, not a reactive, approach to improve asset integrity management.
- Co‑coordinate activities with the technical authorities.
- Be aware of the integrity history both within and outside the area of responsibility to understand the complete picture and implement lessons learned.
- Responsible for overall management of the fitness for purpose assessments and anomaly management relating to pressure, structural and subsea pipeline equipment and pressure equipment integrity management programme.
- Co‑coordinate strategy implementation.
- Communicate on the appropriateness of remedial actions to legislative requirements and ensure appropriate actions are implemented.
- Champion interface management to align accountability to Roles and Responsibilities.
- Ensure relevant processes and procedures are followed by the incumbent, Discipline Engineers and OIEs.
- Custodian of the IQ process and registers for anomaly management – management and continuous improvement.
- Co‑ordination responsible focal point for the Offshore Inspection Engineers through daily and periodic correspondence.
- Monitors QA/QC of Inspection reports to ensure they meet the intent to update a live RBA system.
- Provide integrity input to new projects as required.
Reporting & Compliance
- Delivery to Client and industry best practice expectations of Asset Annual Integrity Status report through coordination of deliverables of periodical summaries from the Discipline Engineers and the OIEs.
- Support other personnel in their statutory and regulatory responsibilities, where appropriate (e.g., preparation of end‑of‑year reports, regulatory compliance documentation).
- Review KPI and ensure they are achieved and reported.
- Contribute to development of quality standards and ensure regulatory requirements are achieved.
- Arrange and/or perform post‑incident audits as required.
- Maintain a historical record of integrity related issues (action tracking).
- Report monthly the Integrity Status related to fitness for purpose assessments, anomaly management and pressure, structural and subsea pipeline equipment integrity management programme in a manner that prioritises cumulative risk related to Process Safety Management techniques.
- Reporting with focus on practical prioritised implementation related to cumulative risk.
Role
At Altrad Safety is our first Core Value and we believe that safety is a team effort. Safer Together is employee‑owned. It is how we think, communicate and act at Altrad. As a member of the Altrad team, there are expectations of you within your role:
- Be aware of, and understand your HSEQ responsibilities relevant to your role; if unsure ask your Line Manager.
- Work in partnership with HSEQ on any HSEQ matters.
- Work in accordance with your departmental HSEQ Service Level Agreement, if in existence.
- Understand and adhere to the Safer Together behaviours – see Appendix A (WORKFORCE/SUPERVISOR behaviours are applicable).
- Ensure robust processes of work management and assurance are in place across your Product Line(s) and that each key account manager understands the business risk of non‑compliance with these processes.
People Management
- Establish and monitor project team working methods.
- Ensure that the personnel selected for the scope of work are trained, qualified and competent to carry out the task.
- Advise projects on the training and competence assurance of the job.
- Support the company recruitment and development of a suitable and competent workforce.
- Attend pre‑project briefs.
- Ensure delivery timelines are communicated and met – ability to drive delivery.
Skills
Education
- Essential – Degree qualified in an appropriate Engineering Discipline.
- Desirable – Chartered member of an Engineering Institute.
Experience
- Essential – Project Manager knowledge and experience in Process Safety & Prioritisation, Technical Safety, risk‑based inspection NDT services, fitness for purpose assessments, risk‑based assessment, release reduction in hydrocarbon leaks and anomaly management relating to pressure, structural and subsea pipeline equipment.
- Understanding of the basic principles of the Management of Major Accident Hazards and thorough knowledge of The Offshore Installation (Safety Case) Regulations 2005 (SCR05).
- Technical knowledge of pressure, structural and subsea pipeline equipment.
- Proficiency in integrity‑related disciplines, covering inspection and corrosion control and mitigation within the oil/gas production industry, chemical treatment, protective coatings, cathodic protection, sour service material selection, non‑destructive techniques – sound experience within an integrity management role.
- Good communication skills with ability to motivate teams, technical report writing, ability to work to tight deadlines and adaptability.
- Experience as Client Focal Point for related projects.
- Knowledge of regulatory requirements and industry guidance & best practice.
- Working knowledge of MS Office products.
- Desirable – Auditor experience and knowledge of Management Systems.
- Desirable – QA/QC experience.
- Desirable – Active in industry bodies such as Step Change in Safety, Oil & Gas UK Forums, Energy Institute.
- Desirable – Technical competencies: thorough knowledge of international codes and standards relevant to the Energy Industry, ASME, API, DNV and BS codes and practices.
- Desirable – Thorough knowledge of RBA/I principles and industry codes and practices.
- Desirable – Extensive experience in engineering technical terms and their use and application.
Additional Requirements
- Driving licence – required? Desirable.
- Offshore travel required – Yes.
- Frequency of trips – once per quarter.
Altrad Core Values
- Safety
- Integrity
- Teamwork
- Excellence
- Client Focus
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