API 510 Inspector - Fall Turnaround 2026

API 510 Inspector – Turnaround

Project Details:

• Position: API 510 Inspector
• Open Positions: Multiple
• Location: Edmonton, Alberta
• Primary Focus: Heat Exchangers, Pressure Vessels, and Pressure Equipment
• Start Date: September 7, 2026
• Expected Duration: Through approximately the first week of October 2026
• Rotation: 6 days on / 1 day off (6-1)
• Schedule: Approximately 10-hour shifts during the first week, transitioning to 12-hour shifts as turnaround activities increase.
• Orientation: Required online orientations must be completed prior to mobilization, with applicable site orientation upon arrival.
• Coveralls: Unbranded coveralls are preferred. Candidates without unbranded coveralls should provide their coverall size.

Compensation:

• Contractor (DSP): CAD $85.00 to CAD$90.00 per hour (Flat)
• Employee: CAD $70.00 to CAD $75.00 per hour + OT
• Opportunity for additional turnaround, inspection, and technical projects with Engrity Group Inc.

Job Types: Full-time, Temporary, Contract

Requirements:

• Valid API 510 Pressure Vessel Inspector certification.
• Minimum 2+ years of experience as an API Inspector, Pressure Equipment Inspector, or QC Inspector.
• Previous turnaround/shutdown experience in an oil and gas, refinery, petrochemical, or heavy industrial environment is strongly preferred.
• Experience inspecting heat exchangers and pressure equipment is strongly preferred.
• Strong working knowledge of applicable API, ASME, CSA, ABSA, and project-specific codes, standards, specifications, and inspection requirements.
• Ability to read and interpret P&IDs, equipment drawings, specifications, inspection reports, and technical documentation.
• Experience reviewing NDT/NDE reports and coordinating inspection activities with NDT personnel.
• AWS or CWB Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) certification is an asset but is not mandatory.
• ISI experience or certification is an asset but is not mandatory.
• Valid CSTS 2020 or applicable site-required safety orientation.
• Valid H2S Alive certification.
• Valid Confined Space certification.
• Valid Fall Protection/Fall Arrest certification.
• EWP certification is an asset and may be required depending on site requirements.
• Other safety tickets and site-specific training will be communicated during onboarding as required.
• Strong communication, documentation, organizational, and time-management skills.
• Ability to work safely and effectively in a high-pressure, deadline-driven turnaround environment.
• Must be willing and able to work the 6-1 rotation and extended shifts.

Scope of Work / Responsibilities:

• Perform API 510 inspection activities for pressure vessels, heat exchangers, and associated pressure equipment in accordance with applicable codes, specifications, inspection procedures, ITPs, legislation, regulations, and client requirements.
• Perform field inspection and equipment walkdowns during turnaround activities.
• Inspect equipment for mechanical integrity, damage, deterioration, corrosion, defects, and other conditions requiring assessment or corrective action.
• Review equipment inspection records, previous inspection reports, drawings, specifications, and other applicable technical documentation.
• Review and verify applicable NDT/NDE results and inspection documentation.
• Verify inspection findings and ensure deficiencies are properly identified, documented, and communicated.
• Verify repairs and repair activities where applicable and confirm that inspection requirements have been satisfied.
• Maintain complete and accurate API 510 inspection records as required by applicable legislation, regulations, codes, project specifications, and client requirements.
• Maintain daily inspection records and submit required documentation within established project timelines.
• Complete inspection reports accurately and submit them to the client/company on time.
• Perform quality control of API 510 inspection activities as required by the scope of work and client requirements.
• Assist the Company with applicable ABSA integrity program requirements and documentation where required.
• Coordinate with maintenance, operations, engineering, NDT personnel, contractors, and other project stakeholders as required.
• Provide inspection services in a professional, efficient, and timely manner.
• Ensure all inspection activities are completed in accordance with applicable API, ASME, CSA, ABSA, Alberta legislation/regulations, and client/project requirements.
• Maintain all records required for quality control and inspection activities.
• Abide by all applicable codes of conduct, legislation, regulations, Company policies, client requirements, and site procedures.
• Comply with all Company and client health, safety, environmental, and site requirements.
• Abide by all rules, procedures, and directions imposed by the Company and client for the orderly and safe completion of the work.
• Support successful completion of the turnaround inspection scope within the required schedule.