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Vision Integrity Engineering Ltd. is seeking an Integrity Engineer to support client projects across Western Canada. The role involves providing fitness-for-service assessments and quality-system audits for pressure equipment, with strong client liaison and technical reporting.
Applicants should have a PE license in Canada and familiarity with ASME, CSA, and API codes. The position offers full-time work and flexibility for remote arrangements for the right candidate.
Headquartered in Calgary, Vision Integrity delivers engineering, inspection, and environmental solutions across Western Canada. Since 2011, we’ve partnered with industrial and energy operators to keep critical assets safe, compliant, and efficient throughout their lifecycle. Our cross-functional expertise spans asset integrity, pressure equipment, non-destructive testing, facility engineering, and environmental stewardship, giving clients complete office-to-field support.
At Vision Integrity, our success is built on our team. Guided by safety, competency, and innovation, we foster a collaborative work environment where employees are trusted, empowered, and supported with continuous development and a healthy work-life balance. We take pride in building a culture where people thrive, driving the exceptional service and long‑term partnerships our reputation is built on.
Vision has 3 immediate, full‑time positions, available for a professional engineer, registered to practice in Canada. This role is flexible, and open to remote work for the right candidates. The role will provide engineering consulting services primarily to the Canadian Energy Sector. The ideal candidate will be experienced and comfortable liaising with clients, in providing technical details and recommendations with regards to fitness for service (FFS), quality system audits and pressure equipment integrity assessments.
The candidate must possess a working knowledge of ASME, CSA and API codes and have experience with ABSA (or other provincial regulatory equivalent) requirements is considered an asset. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential to this role. The following qualifications and training are considered assets: ISO 9001 Lead Auditor, API 510, 570, 579-1 and 653, and ASME Section IX.
The ideal candidate will possess some combination of the following core competencies: