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The standard for Mechanical Integrity. Connect with contracts specifically matches to your code certification.
MISSION OBJECTIVES
The Compliance Authority
This is the home base for the "Big Three." Whether you specialize in one code or hold multiple certifications, you are the final check on asset safety. We separate the work by discipline so you don't waste time digging. From internal vessel visual inspections (IVVI) to external piping circuit evaluations and tank settlement surveys—find the role that matches your specific card.
- Perform internal/external inspections on pressure vessels, piping circuits, and ASTs.
- Calculate corrosion rates , remaining life, and next inspection intervals (MAWP/MDMT)..
- Coordinate NDE technicians for UT, RT, and MT to verify wall loss and weld quality.
- Generate audit-ready reports that satisfy OSHA 1910.119 and state jurisdictions.
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PERSONNEL
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- Discipline Matching Don't wade through tank jobs if you're a piping inspector. Filter specifically for 510, 570, or 653 roles.
- Run & Maintain vs. STO Choose your lifestyle. Filter for steady 40-hour maintenance nesting spots or high-dollar 7/12 turnaround chases.
- Reporting Support Find contracts that support your workflow. We highlight jobs that use digital reporting vs. traditional paper reporting.
- Travel Radius Stop driving 8 hours for a 2-day job. Set your geo-fence and only see inspections within your preferred travel zone.
RECRUITMENT
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- Precise Targeting Stop posting generic API Inspector ads. Target specifically for 653 Tank Expert or a 570 Piping specialist.
- Software Compability Need a 510 who already knows PCMS or UltraPipe? Filter candidate by the software systems they are proficient in.
- Local Talent Cut per diem costs. Find qualified, certified inspectors who live within driving distance of your facility.
- Sector Experience Context matters. Filter for inspectors with specific backgrounds: downstream refinery, chemical processing, or midstream facilities.
