Integrity Engineer

INEOS; Hull and East Yorkshire; On-site; GBP 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading chemical company in Hull is seeking an experienced Integrity Engineer to ensure compliance and safety of mechanical pressure equipment. This full-time role involves managing inspections, defining examination schemes, and conducting analyses on inspection results. Candidates must have a mechanical degree and a solid understanding of integrity and safety legislation. The position offers a key opportunity to enhance operational integrity in a top-tier plant environment.

Qualifications

• Experienced Integrity Engineer (Pressure Vessels, Pipework, Tanks, Relief Devices).
• Detailed knowledge of legislation, codes, and standards related to mechanical equipment integrity.
• Detailed knowledge of materials and damage mechanisms.

Responsibilities

• Manage the inspection portfolio / Inspection Database Management System.
• Define written Schemes of Examinations.
• Analyse and report on Inspection & NDT results.
• Investigate and report on in-service equipment degradation and failures.

Skills

Safety prioritization

Mechanical integrity knowledge

Inspection and NDT methods

Risk Based Inspection

Education

Degree in a mechanical discipline

Job description

The INEOS Acetyls UK site at Hull is top tier COMAH registered, and the job holder has a key role in ensuring the plant is operated safely to meet the company’s and the regulator’s expectations with safety performance and operational integrity.

We are looking for an experienced Integrity Engineer to join our team at Hull. This role is responsible for defining, evaluating and reporting on mechanical pressure equipment inspections to ensure compliance with statutory requirements and Ineos requirements for safe, reliable operations.

In this role you will:

• Manage the inspection portfolio / Inspection Database Management System
• Define written Schemes of Examinations
• Analyses and reports on Inspection & NDT results
• Carries out Risk Based Inspection assessments
• Provide technical support to Inspectors in preparation of inspection work scopes and review of Inspection findings
• Investigate and report on in-service equipment degradation and failures
• Plans and supports inspections for plant Turnarounds & Projects
• Carries out Fitness for Service assessments
• Defines and Monitors Integrity Operating Windows

Technical Skills

• Holds safety as your number one priority
• Experienced Integrity Engineer (Pressure Vessels, Pipework, Tanks, Relief Devices)
• Minimum Degree in a mechanical discipline
• Detailed knowledge of legislation, codes and standards related to mechanical equipment integrity
• Detailed knowledge of materials and damage mechanisms
• Detailed knowledge of Inspection and NDT methods
• Detailed knowledge of Risk Based Inspection and Fitness for Service

Behavioural Skills

• Continually learns and develops the safety and integrity management skills of self and team
• Builds strong relationships based on trust and honest discussion
• Learns and applies the best practices, acts with professionalism and strives for excellent execution

Job Details

• Location Salt End (Hull), United Kingdom
• Discipline Engineering
• Type Full-time
• Business INEOS Acetyls
• Posted 20 January 2026
• Closing Date 03 February 2026
• Requisition ID 1908