Integrity Engineer

Marathon Petroleum Corporation•Canonsburg, PA

About The Position

This Facilities Mechanical Integrity Engineer focuses on Inspection Program Management for natural gas and natural gas liquids (NG&NGL) assets and oversees inspection services for an assigned area. The position supports MPLX gas processing plants and compression stations. It manages inspection programs for critical fixed equipment, supports maintenance and outage activities, and works with Integrity and Reliability colleagues to ensure consistent execution across functions.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in engineering required; civil, mechanical, or electrical engineering preferred.
Two or more years of experience required.
Valid driver’s license required.

Nice To Haves

Experience and certification in API codes, such as API 510, 570, and 653.

Responsibilities

Ensure compliance with the MPLX Mechanical Integrity program, maintain program records through APM, and support documentation in accordance with applicable standards, including API 510, 570, 576, and 580.
Develop and manage Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) protocols and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to monitor program effectiveness and drive risk mitigation strategies for critical fixed equipment.
Schedule and coordinate field inspections, and review contractor deliverables for timeliness and quality across assigned assets.
Serve as a subject matter expert for fixed equipment during planned and unplanned outages, and support incident reviews, management-of-change items, and field evaluations.
Develop and manage inspection program budgets and track assigned programs and areas of responsibility.
Support audits and management-of-change activities within the position’s area of expertise.
Plan inspection activities for plant outages, manage contract resources, assist Operations with downtime workloads, and manage the enterprise outage tracking system.
Analyze trends from fixed-equipment incidents and recommend and develop improvement programs; manage special-emphasis programs and assist with budgeting and forecasting.
Support audits and quality assurance related to the Mechanical Integrity program, ensuring program integrity and adherence to standards.
Coordinate with Integrity and Reliability team members, including Planning, Reliability, and Pipeline Corrosion, to align work and ensure consistent program execution.
Prepare accurate and timely reports, procedures, and guidance documents; participate in professional development and recommend and pursue relevant training and certifications.