Pressure Equipment Integrity Inspector
About the job
- Technical foundation in mechanical, piping, or inspection through a degree, diploma, or trade background with relevant experience.
- Working knowledge of pressure equipment integrity practices and common codes and standards, including ASME, API, AWS, and local regulatory requirements.
- Familiarity with welding, non-destructive testing methods, pressure testing, material certification and traceability, and test pack management.
- Attention to detail, assertive but collaborative communication, and sound judgment in the field.
- Competence in permit-to-work, lockout/tagout, and construction health, safety, security, and environmental requirements, including willingness to intervene or stop unsafe work.
- Strong documentation skills and comfort using digital tools such as inspection reports, Excel, SharePoint, and computerized maintenance management or turnover systems.
- Execute inspection activities per inspection and test plans for piping, static equipment, pressure vessels, tanks, valves, and associated supports and anchors.
- Witness and verify non-destructive testing, post-weld heat treatment, pressure and leak tests, material traceability, and welding documentation.
- Perform field surveillance of contractors to confirm work quality, workmanship, and compliance with drawings and specifications.
- Verify pressure equipment integrity deliverables, including manufacturing data records, test packs, redlines and as-builts, certificates, and turnover dossiers.
- Participate in walkdowns, mechanical completion, systemization, punch management, and commissioning readiness.
- Promote health, safety, security, and environmental practices, including permit-to-work and lockout/tagout adherence, hazard identification, stop-work authority, and safe execution.
- Ensure inspection findings are accurate, timely, and aligned with code and project requirements.
- Complete and document required hold and witness points with clear acceptance criteria.
- Raise issues early, track non-conformance reports and punch items to closure, and verify resolution before handover.
- Maintain complete, audit-ready inspection records, traceability, and turnover packs.
- Coordinate with Construction, Quality Assurance/Quality Control, Welding, non-destructive testing, Commissioning, and Operations stakeholders.
- Identify repeat issues, share lessons learned, and improve inspection and test plans and field execution.
About the company
ECI Group through Enduraclad International provides wear protection solutions, including wear steel and ceramic liner plates, as well as steel, ceramic and polymer linings and smooth overlays. Its products extend equipment life by supplying durable wear-resistant surfaces for harsh industrial service, manufactured in two ISO-certified workshops in Western Australia with a direct national and international supply chain. The company prioritizes quality with ISO 9001:2015 certification and Equal Assurance verification to standardize processes and maintain product quality. It differentiates itself as a one-stop shop for wear solutions with in-house manufacturing and a broad product range, aiming to deliver reliable wear protection to industrial customers across Australia and beyond and help reduce downtime.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
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Founded
2011
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- ECI acquired Ardmore at Flowers in Clayton, N.C., first Almanac-backed deal.
- ECI provided a $17.66 million mezzanine loan for Davenport, Florida, proving lending traction.
- ECI won 2026 Best Places to Work in Multifamily, aiding recruiting and retention.
What critics are saying
- Concord Wilshire sued in April 2026, alleging ECI abandoned the Main Street bankruptcy deal.
- ECI's lending platform ties earnings to refinancing demand; a credit freeze hits originations.
- Texas and Southeast concentration concentrates storms, insurance spikes, and rent softness into 2027.
What makes ECI Group unique
- ECI and ApexOne have acquired or developed 50,000 units across 160 communities.
- Almanac committed $350 million in 2024, plus ECI's integrated own-develop-manage-lend model.
- ECI targets existing multifamily assets, workforce housing, and value-add redevelopments, not pure ground-up.
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ECI Group has received a $350 million equity infusion from Almanac Realty Investors to support its expansion in the multifamily sector. Alongside a new debt platform with Smith Hill Capital and InterVest, these initiatives are expected to generate over $3 billion in investment and financing growth in the next 3-5 years. ECI plans to acquire and develop multifamily communities in the Southeast and Texas, leveraging both direct investments and joint venture partnerships.