Corrosion and Inspection Engineer at Regenant Africa Renaissance

Job Purpose

• The Corrosion and Inspection Engineer provides a wide range of professional specialist maintenance inspection services on Renaissance assets through the Principal M&C Engr/TA2.
• This position supports the delivery of maintenance standards, policies, processes, and strategies, as well as maintenance discipline services for Pressurized Static Equipment Integrity.

Responsibilities

• Develop optimum technical inspection strategies for Pressure Equipment Integrity (PEI), including corrosion management framework development, critical/high-risk PEI equipment, Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) deployment, and supervise implementation
• Review policies, systems, strategies, standards, guidelines, and procedures governing inspection maintenance activities within the company
• Challenge existing prescriptive static inspection programs and develop optimized programs using RBI techniques for Renaissance assets
• Prepare long and short-term static facilities maintenance inspection programs for Renaissance assets' pressure equipment, including tanks, vessels, air receivers, flowlines, relief valves, heaters, heat exchangers, and lifting equipment, in accordance with statutory regulations and Risk-Based Inspection
• Monitor the implementation of static facilities inspection, flowline inspection, fabric maintenance, and review compliance with regulations, relevant codes, and standards, ensuring best practices during implementation
• Deliver effective specialist inspection maintenance support to the Renaissance asset team
• Develop and provide disciplinary input to statutory inspection specialist contracts where required and ensure that contracts remain within budget for Renaissance assets
• Collate and analyze all technical and analytical inspection findings, provide advice to the asset on integrity status, and recommend improvement actions
• Review static equipment inspection-related analysis for determination, measurement, and reporting of maintenance KPIs that drive the achievement of company business objectives
• Perform Technical Authority 3 (TA3) Inspection functions for Renaissance Operating Assets
• Participate in all Maintenance Engineering and Technical Assurance (META) organization’s HSSE program

Requirements

• University Degree in Engineering or the Sciences (B.Sc., B.Eng.) or other related discipline
• Professional certification in corrosion or inspection-related bodies such as API, AMPP, ANST, etc. is an added advantage
• Minimum 9 years’ experience in Maintenance, Inspection, and Integrity Engineering, including supervisory responsibilities
• Knowledge of production operations and static/pressure equipment integrity and corrosion management strategies
• Experience managing contracts and demonstrating HSSE leadership in technical operations
• Experience supporting production assets through design reviews, commissioning, audits, and regulatory compliance

Skills and Competencies:

• Technical knowledge of Static Equipment, corrosion mechanisms, Materials Engineering, and inspection methods
• Knowledge of Risk-Based Inspection (RBI), reliability analysis, and integrity assessment techniques
• Ability to interpret engineering drawings, inspection data, standards, and codes
• Competency in developing maintenance strategies, procedures, and technical documentation
• Excellent communication skills for presenting findings and influencing asset teams and stakeholders
• Strong leadership, mentorship, and team-development capabilities
• Ability to evaluate and integrate new inspection technologies and digital tools
• Competence in contract management, contractor supervision, and performance evaluation
• Strong understanding of QHSES principles, process safety, and barrier management
• Proficiency with integrity management software, CMMS tools, and data analytics platforms
• Strong leadership and team-building skills
• Demonstrated ability to manage and deliver a diversity of activities simultaneously
• Knowledge in maintenance, engineering, project management, finance controls, and contract management
• Understanding of all maintenance integrity disciplines spanning mechanical, instruments, electrical, and inspections (surface and underwater)