Senior Mechanical Integrity Engineer

NES Fircroft; Corfe Castle; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

NES Fircroft is seeking a Senior Mechanical Integrity Engineer to support a leading Oil & Gas operator at Wytch Farm, Dorset. In this role, you will focus on ensuring the integrity, safety, and compliance of static equipment across a high-hazard asset.

Key responsibilities include managing integrity of equipment and pipelines, conducting risk assessments, and KPI reporting. Candidates must possess a Mechanical Engineering degree, knowledge of UK pressure systems legislation, and must reside within the UK.

Qualifications

• Candidates must have a Mechanical Engineering degree.
• Strong knowledge of UK pressure systems legislation is essential.
• Candidates need to possess strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills.

Responsibilities

• Ensure integrity management of static equipment and pipelines.
• Review and approve MOC, designs, and vendor documentation.
• Conduct pipeline risk assessments and annual integrity reviews.
• Report on KPIs and monitor cathodic protection.
• Implement corrosion management and failure investigations.

Skills

Integrity management of static equipment

Review/approval of MOC, designs, specs

Pipeline risk assessments

KPI reporting

Corrosion management

Strong communication skills

Stakeholder engagement

Strong knowledge of UK pressure systems legislation

Mechanical Engineering degree

UK driving licence

Education

Mechanical Engineering degree

Job description

NES Fircroft are supporting our client a leading Oil & Gas operator in the search for a Senior Mechanical Integrity Engineer to join the team at Wytch Farm, Dorset.

This role focuses on ensuring the integrity, safety, and compliance of static equipment across a high-hazard oil & gas asset, working closely with key stakeholders and regulatory standards (PSSR, PSR, COMAH).

• Integrity management of static equipment and pipelines
• Review/approval of MOC, designs, specs, and vendor documentation
• Pipeline risk assessments and annual integrity reviews
• KPI reporting and cathodic protection monitoring
• Corrosion management, RBI/CUI strategy, and failure investigation
• Mechanical Engineering degree (essential)
• Strong knowledge of UK pressure systems legislation
• Strong communication and stakeholder skills
• UK driving licence
• Able to work on site Mon-Fri

Please note: candidates must already reside within the UK and have the right to work in the UK.