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Job Title:GCC Fixed Equipment Inspector Location:Bengaluru, KA Job Type:Full-time Industry:Oil & Gas / Petrochemical / Refinery Department:Asset Integrity / Maintenance / Inspection Job Summary: The role is responsible for ensuring the integrity and reliability of fixed equipment such as pressure vessels, pipelines, and storage tanks throughcomprehensive inspections, predictive analysis , and proactive maintenance strategies. This role plays a critical part in maintaining safe and reliable operations in accordance with corporate and regulatory standards.Key Responsibilities: Inspection & Analysis: Execute theFixed Equipment Integrity (FEI) planthrough scheduled and ad-hoc inspections. Conductnon-destructive testing (NDT) , risk-based inspections (RBI), and corrosion monitoring. Utilize predictive analytics to assess equipment health and identify integrity threats early. Recommend repair strategies based on inspection findings and risk assessment. Regulatory & Compliance: Act as the primary point of contact forjurisdictional authoritiesregarding inspections and compliance of pressure vessels, storage tanks, and pipelines. Ensure all inspection activities comply withGCC regulatory standards, company policies, and industry codes(e.g., ASME, API). Collaboration & Communication: Work cross-functionally withOperations, Maintenance, Turnaround, and Technical teamsto align on asset strategies and prioritize inspection activities. Steer theInspection Recommendation Work Processincluding the management ofIntegrity Threat Recommendations (ITRs) . Contribute toturnaround planningby defining inspection scopes, optimizing intervals, and reducing unnecessary work growth. Data & Systems: Maintain accurate and up-to-dateinspection datain the company’s inspection database. Ensure inspection software/tools are aligned with internal and industry standards. Provide inputs and support for theIMPACT processto drive data-driven integrity management. Performance & Continuous Improvement: Develop and trackKey Performance Indicators (KPIs)to measure the effectiveness of inspection programs and asset health. Drive continuous improvement initiatives to optimize inspection frequency, reduce downtime, and enhance reliability. Share technical learnings and support the development of inspection standards and procedures.Qualifications: Bachelor’s degreein Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgy, or a related discipline (or equivalent practical experience). 5+ yearsof experience in fixed equipment inspection within oil & gas, petrochemical, or refinery environments. Certified or experienced inAPI 510, 570, 653 , or other relevant standards. Strong understanding ofRBI methodologies , corrosion mechanisms, and asset lifecycle management. Familiarity with jurisdictional requirements and industry standards (ASME, API, ISO). Experience withinspection databases/software(e.g., SAP, PCMS, Meridium, etc.).Preferred Skills & Competencies: Strong analytical and diagnostic skills in predictive maintenance and failure analysis. Excellent communication skills and ability to work collaboratively across departments. Skilled in interpreting engineering drawings, equipment schematics, and inspection reports. Knowledge ofturnaround planning processesand asset performance management. Proactive, self-motivated, and safety-conscious mindset.