Integrity Engineer

MV Purchasing, LLC•Oklahoma City, OK

About The Position

MVP Holdings is a privately owned energy logistics company headquartered in Wichita, Kansas. The company and its subsidiaries provide gathering, transportation, processing, storage, distribution, marketing, and other midstream services throughout the United States. The Integrity Engineer develops, executes, and continuously improves the company’s tank and facility integrity programs. The role covers inspection planning, evaluation of inspection results, risk analysis, and scoping repairs and mitigation. As part of the Engineering team, the engineer works with operations, corrosion, procurement, and project teams to identify and manage asset risk, resolve field issues, support capital planning, and maintain records demonstrating safe, reliable, and compliant operations. The position leads inspection, maintenance, and repair programs for storage and breakout tanks; manages above-grade facility piping and equipment integrity; performs fitness-for-service evaluations and risk assessments; and prepares documentation for governing agencies. It also supports overfill protection, secondary containment, spill prevention, air permit analyses, and emission modeling. The engineer maintains tank and facility records, develops project scopes and budgets, and serves as the engineering point of contact for truck station tank facilities, including regular on-site presence and timely responses to operations requests. The role requires a bachelor’s degree in engineering and at least five years of asset-integrity engineering experience involving hazardous liquid storage tanks and facilities. Travel of up to 30% is required, including periodic extended travel. The work includes field-site activities and physical demands such as climbing, kneeling, working in extreme temperatures, and periodically lifting up to 25 pounds.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university in Mechanical, Civil, Chemical, or related engineering field.
At least 5 years of engineering experience in asset integrity for hazardous liquid storage tanks and facilities.
Strong working knowledge of tank and facility integrity standards and regulations, including API 653, API 650, API 579, API 2350, STI SP001, ASME B31.4, and 49 CFR Part 195.
Demonstrated experience interpreting tank and facility inspection reports and hydrostatic test results.
Ability to perform engineering-based fitness-for-service evaluations and risk assessments.
Ability to read and interpret P&IDs, isometrics, and other engineering drawings.
Strong analytical and decision-making abilities, problem-solving skills, and ability to deal effectively and diplomatically with regulatory authorities.
Ability to research, interpret, and maintain working knowledge of applicable regulations as they apply to company operations.
Ability to understand company needs and develop workable solutions to project issues.
Strong written and verbal interpersonal and communication skills, including the ability to tailor messages to the audience and communicate in person or remotely, individually or in groups.
Ability to maintain professional relationships with contractors, peers, supervision, and regulatory agencies.
Ability to work in a team environment and demonstrate courtesy, tact, and diplomacy.
Hard-working, flexible, and results-oriented; willing to pitch in as needed and able to work on multiple projects simultaneously.
Proficiency using the MS Office and 365 suite of tools.
Valid driver’s license and insurable driving record.
Ability to perform physical activities including walking, climbing, stooping, reaching, crawling, crouching, standing, and kneeling for extended periods.
Ability to grasp and use hand tools and reach with hands and arms.
Ability to push, pull, and periodically lift 25 pounds.
Ability to sit and operate a computer for extended periods.
Ability to work in extreme temperatures due to weather and operating conditions.
Ability to drive or ride in vehicles over rough roads and wear necessary PPE at field sites.
Ability to travel up to 30% to terminals, stations, tank facilities, and contractor or vendor locations, including periodic extended travel.

Nice To Haves

Professional Engineer (PE) license, or ability to obtain a PE license.
Experience with API 653 tank inspection and repair.

Responsibilities

Develop, execute, and continuously improve tank and facility integrity programs.
Lead inspection, maintenance, and repair programs for storage and breakout tanks, including setting and maintaining inspection intervals under API 653 and STI SP001.
Evaluate tank inspection reports for structural integrity, settlement, and fitness-for-service; develop repair scopes and coordinate tank cleaning, repairs, and return to service with operations and contractors.
Manage the integrity of above-grade facility piping and equipment at terminals, pump stations, and truck stations, including atmospheric corrosion inspections, piping assessments, and hydrostatic testing.
Perform engineering-based fitness-for-service evaluations and risk assessments to prioritize tank and facility repairs and mitigation.
Prepare required documentation and reports for governing agencies.
Support tank overfill protection, secondary containment, and spill prevention requirements at tank facilities.
Maintain the tank register and integrity calendar, tracking inspection due dates across assets.
Serve as the engineering point of contact for truck station tank facilities, with regular on-site presence and timely responses to operations requests.
Develop tank and facility integrity project scopes, cost estimates, and budgets for annual capital and maintenance planning; prepare AFEs and initiate MOCs for assigned projects.
Coordinate with corrosion and operations teams on tank bottom and facility cathodic protection, coatings, and corrosion findings.
Support air permit analyses and emission modeling for tank facilities.
Create and maintain tank and facility data, drawings, inspection records, and assessment documentation in document management systems.
Support regulatory audits, inspections, and internal compliance reviews.
Complete other duties and responsibilities as reasonably assigned by management.