Principal Integrity Engineer- Pressure System

TÜV Rheinland Group; Derby; Hybrid; GBP 50,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is looking for Principal Integrity Engineers to join their Asset Integrity Management team. This permanent role involves leading integrity assessments and developing risk-based inspection strategies for power plants. Candidates will provide technical support, produce reports, and mentor junior engineers while maintaining knowledge of industry standards. With a focus on the Conventional Power and Clean Energy sectors, this role offers exciting challenges and opportunities for professional growth. Join a forward-thinking company that values innovation and offers a competitive salary package with flexible working arrangements.

Benefits

Profit share

Company pension contributions

Flexible working

Private medical insurance

Health and wellbeing support

Enhanced maternity leave

Enhanced paternity leave

Salary sacrifice electric vehicles

Cycle to work schemes

Qualifications

• Experience in integrity assessments and risk-based inspection strategies.
• Knowledge of legislative compliance and power plant operations.

Responsibilities

• Lead power plant integrity assessments and develop inspection strategies.
• Provide technical support and produce formal reports for clients.

Skills

Integrity assessment of power plant components

Legislative compliance (UK PSSR)

Power plant inspection

Mechanical engineering

Operations and maintenance of power plants

Job description

Principal Integrity Engineer- Pressure System

TUV Rheinland UK is seeking Principal Integrity Engineers (permanent role) with specific pressure systems knowledge to take up senior positions in its expanding Asset Integrity Management team based in Derby, UK. The successful candidates will play a key role in leading and delivering solutions for our clients.

The majority of the team’s activities are focussed on the Conventional Power and Clean Energy sectors (primarily CCGT, Biomass and Energy from Waste plants).

Job Description

• Leading and delivering power plant integrity assessments.
• Developing risk-based inspection strategies.
• Providing technical support and advice to clients.
• Producing formal technical reports and other project deliverables on time and to budget.
• Creating proposals and tender return documents and developing new business.
• Mentoring and development of less experienced integrity engineers.
• Maintaining up-to-date knowledge of standards, legislation and good practice.

The role will involve site visits, both within the UK and abroad, to meet project requirements.

The candidates must have experience in all, or most, of the following:

• Integrity assessment of defective power plant components – low and high temperature (e.g. reverse code calculation, fracture mechanics, finite element analysis).
• Legislative compliance e.g. the UK PSSR.
• Power plant inspection (e.g. steam and water pressure parts, boiler tube surveys, support surveys), with an understanding of materials selection, damage/degradation mechanisms and life assessment.
• Power plant mechanical engineering.
• Power plant operations and maintenance.

What we can offer you?

A competitive package of salary and benefits is offered for permanent staff, including:

• Profit share.
• Company pension contributions.
• Flexible and hybrid working.
• Private medical insurance.
• Health and wellbeing – digital GP, access to wellbeing app and support.
• Enhanced maternity and paternity leave.
• Sustainable benefits such as salary sacrifice electric vehicles and cycle to work schemes.