Title: Plant Inspection Engineer – CAT 2 or 3 (Agency)

Hours: 37.5 hours per week (Mon to Fri)

Location: Grangemouth

Salary: Dependent on skills, qualifications and experience

Contract type: Agency

ABOUT US

Are you in?

A truly global company, INEOS comprises of 36 businesses with 194 sites in 29 countries throughout the world. We also encompass a range of consumer brands and sports interests.

INEOS O&P UK Grangemouth is a petrochemicals centre of excellence. We are the largest manufacturing site in Scotland. We pride ourselves in offering a working environment that is friendly and welcoming, that offers employees true autonomy and empowerment and that enables everyone to achieve their goals and to have a fulfilling professional career with us.

Our aim, as always, is to find new, improved ways of doing things. Whether that’s through improving the energy efficiency of our plants, developing new ways of working or delivering on our net zero promises, we like to push boundaries and overcome challenges.

If you share our vision for a sustainable future; if you possess the skills and competencies to help deliver our net zero road map; if you want to play your part in the remarkable next step in the UK petrochemical sector, we’d like to hear from you.

ABOUT OUR OPPORTUNITY

The UKAS accredited in-house inspection body require a CAT 2 or 3 Plant Inspection Engineer to support the current team with the development of Written Schemes of Examination and conducting in-service plant inspections across a range of process piping and pressure vessel equipment.

Key accountabilities

• Preparation and review of Written Schemes of Examination for all types of process pipework and pressure vessel equipment.
• Carry out examinations in accordance with the written scheme.
• Understand the appropriate use of all available NDT techniques including the review and acceptance of NDT results.
• Write clear and accurate technical reports in a timely manner that fully detail the results of all examination activities carried out.
• Assess as found deterioration and calculate rates of degradation to support continued endorsement.
• Identify repairs and raise appropriate recommendations for remedial action.
• Participation in risk based inspection studies.

ABOUT YOU

Required:

• You should hold a relevant mechanical or materials engineering degree, or as a minimum, a HNC in mechanical engineering or equivalent.
• Three years’ experience of conducting in-service statutory examinations on process pipework, pressure vessels and/or storage tanks within a high hazard petrochemical manufacturing site.
• Working knowledge of PSSR, other relevant legislation, national and international design codes and standards.
• Have excellent written and verbal communication skills, excellent eye for detail and an ability to follow procedures accurately.

Desired:

• Proficient in the use of Credo and Maximo.
• Inspection relevant certifications such as API 570/510/653 or ASME Plant Inspector Level 1 or 2.

HOW TO APPLY

Application Process

Interested candidates should submit their CV via our website.

Pre-screen (If applicable)

Applicants with a successful CV may be invited to an online MS Teams or telephone call to further discuss the role, the organisation and your suitability.

Formal Interview

Successful applicants will then be invited to interview which will consist of behavioural and technical questions. For some roles the recruitment process may also include technical testing, behaviour questionnaires and/ or a delivering a presentation.

Provisional Offer

If you are selected as the preferred candidate you will receive a provisional offer which will be subject to a medical assessment and reference checks. Some roles may also require a criminality check. 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

As an equal opportunity employer, we encourage diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We encourage applicants from all protected characteristics and commit to providing any reasonable adjustments required during application, assessment and on-boarding stages.  If you would like to discuss any adjustments you may require throughout the recruitment and selection process please contact opportunities.uk@ineos.com.