Inspection Manager

Marathon Petroleum Corporation•Saint Paul Park, MN

1d•Onsite

About The Position

An exciting career awaits you At MPC, we’re committed to being a great place to work – one that welcomes new ideas, encourages diverse perspectives, develops our people, and fosters a collaborative team environment. The Inspection Manager is a member of Maintenance Department, reporting directly to the Maintenance Director. The Inspection Manager is responsible for managing the sites Mechanical Integrity program for piping and fixed equipment, inspection programs, inspection procedures, and supervising 6 personnel (5 Inspectors and 1 Corrosion Engineer).

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED.
Minimum of 8 years of inspection, corrosion, materials or mechanical engineering experience in the refining industry or Petrochemical related industries.
Must have a bachelor's degree in an accredited Engineering Degree OR have an API 510 Pressure Vessel Certification.
Availability for a Monday-Thursday 10-hour shift schedule, on-call weekend rotations, and support for Turnaround and shutdowns as required.
Ability to obtain a TWIC card upon hire.
Must be able to wear appropriate PPE in the refinery (respirator), be able to physically perform all tasks in the field and take hair drug test and physical.
Good coordination skills between interdisciplinary functions (operations, inspection, engineering).
Comfortable with leading and facilitating meetings.
Able to communicate well with front line workers and multiple levels of leadership.
Proficient with Microsoft: Outlook, Word, Excel, TEAMs, OneNote.

Nice To Haves

SAP Plant Maintenance and APM software experience preferred.
API510; API 570; API 653 and AWS-CWI; NBIC Certifications preferred.

Responsibilities

Oversees inspection planning and execution of all fixed equipment and piping in compliance with jurisdictional requirements, MPC practices and procedures, and industry standards.
Supports work scope development of inspection activities for turnarounds (TARs).
Selects contract inspection companies. Manages the planning and execution of work of contract inspection companies.
Administers the use of inspection data management system (APM).
Supervises quality assurance for new fixed equipment and piping installations, replacements, fabrication and repairs including the development of an inspection plan and review of welding procedures and metallurgical design.
Approves all welding and post weld heat treatment that is performed on fixed equipment and piping. Confirms these processes are in compliance with MPC procedures and practices and industry standards.
Confirms cathodic protection systems are in place and investigates and implements corrective action for deficiencies on cathodic protection systems.
Supervises the activities of company inspectors and corrosion engineers.
Supervises comprehensive studies on corrosion and erosion rates to determine damage mechanisms and root causes. Reports on excessive conditions and suggest remedial action to protect equipment and materials.
Promotes the development and implementation of special emphasis inspection programs, e.g. CUI, Sulfidation.
Reviews and updates site inspection practices (IPs) to meet corporate standards and American Petroleum Institute (API) requirements.
Ensure inspection recommendations are prioritized and managed through completion.
Supports timely completion of safety related programs, Management of Change (MOC) recommendations, toolbox meetings and yearly goals.
Provide career development and performance input to direct reports.
Provide oversite to the 25-year tank plan and ensure compliance with regulatory and corporate standards.
Directs the development, implementation, and compliance with the Mechanical Integrity sections of OSHA 1910.119-Process Safety Management for fixed equipment.
Owns the mechanical integrity program and inspection records for fixed equipment and piping.
Maintains training and certifications to state jurisdictional requirements and certifications in applicable API standards.
Participates in the Fixed Equipment Advisory Group to understand trends in industry and confirm that the refinery is in compliance with changes to MPC procedures and industry standards in relation to fixed equipment and piping.