API 510 Inspector - Fall Turnaround 2026

Engrity Group Inc.

2d•$85 - $90•Onsite

About The Position

This role is for an API 510 Inspector to work on a Fall Turnaround project in Edmonton, Alberta, focusing on Heat Exchangers, Pressure Vessels, and Pressure Equipment. The project is expected to start on September 7, 2026, and last through the first week of October 2026. The work schedule involves a 6 days on / 1 day off rotation with shifts typically around 10-12 hours. Online orientations are required before mobilization, with site orientation upon arrival. Unbranded coveralls are preferred.

Requirements

Valid API 510 Pressure Vessel Inspector certification.
Minimum 2+ years of experience as an API Inspector, Pressure Equipment Inspector, or QC Inspector.
Valid CSTS 2020 or applicable site-required safety orientation.
Valid H2S Alive certification.
Valid Confined Space certification.
Valid Fall Protection/Fall Arrest certification.
Strong communication, documentation, organizational, and time-management skills.
Ability to work safely and effectively in a high-pressure, deadline-driven turnaround environment.
Must be willing and able to work the 6-1 rotation and extended shifts.

Nice To Haves

Previous turnaround/shutdown experience in an oil and gas, refinery, petrochemical, or heavy industrial environment is strongly preferred.
Experience inspecting heat exchangers and pressure equipment is strongly preferred.
AWS or CWB Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) certification is an asset but is not mandatory.
ISI experience or certification is an asset but is not mandatory.
EWP certification is an asset and may be required depending on site requirements.

Responsibilities

Perform API 510 inspection activities for pressure vessels, heat exchangers, and associated pressure equipment in accordance with applicable codes, specifications, inspection procedures, ITPs, legislation, regulations, and client requirements.
Perform field inspection and equipment walkdowns during turnaround activities.
Inspect equipment for mechanical integrity, damage, deterioration, corrosion, defects, and other conditions requiring assessment or corrective action.
Review equipment inspection records, previous inspection reports, drawings, specifications, and other applicable technical documentation.
Review and verify applicable NDT/NDE results and inspection documentation.
Verify inspection findings and ensure deficiencies are properly identified, documented, and communicated.
Verify repairs and repair activities where applicable and confirm that inspection requirements have been satisfied.
Maintain complete and accurate API 510 inspection records as required by applicable legislation, regulations, codes, project specifications, and client requirements.
Maintain daily inspection records and submit required documentation within established project timelines.
Complete inspection reports accurately and submit them to the client/company on time.
Perform quality control of API 510 inspection activities as required by the scope of work and client requirements.
Assist the Company with applicable ABSA integrity program requirements and documentation where required.
Coordinate with maintenance, operations, engineering, NDT personnel, contractors, and other project stakeholders as required.
Provide inspection services in a professional, efficient, and timely manner.
Ensure all inspection activities are completed in accordance with applicable API, ASME, CSA, ABSA, Alberta legislation/regulations, and client/project requirements.
Maintain all records required for quality control and inspection activities.
Abide by all applicable codes of conduct, legislation, regulations, Company policies, client requirements, and site procedures.
Comply with all Company and client health, safety, environmental, and site requirements.
Abide by all rules, procedures, and directions imposed by the Company and client for the orderly and safe completion of the work.
Support successful completion of the turnaround inspection scope within the required schedule.