Full-Time
PSM and RBI Engineer Asset Integrity Software Oil & Gas Industry
Intertek
10,001+ employees
Global testing, inspection, and certification provider
Compensation Overview
$100k - $160k/yr
Santa Clara, CA, USA
Remote
Remote in the United States; travel up to 25% of the time.
Bachelor's
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- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Engineering, or related Engineering discipline
- 5+ years of experience in process safety, inspection, RBI, or asset integrity
- Working knowledge of OSHA PSM, API 580/581, API 510, API 570, and API 579
- Experience with refinery, petrochemical, chemical, power, or industrial facilities
- Strong analytical, communication, and client-facing skills
- Lead and facilitate PSM activities including PHA/HAZOP, MOC, incident investigations, and compliance assessments
- Perform RBI studies in accordance with API 580/581 methodologies
- Identify damage mechanisms and evaluate Probability of Failure (PoF) and Consequence of Failure (CoF)
- Develop risk-based inspection plans, inspection intervals, and mitigation strategies using Intertek’s AwareTM APM software
- Support Mechanical Integrity and Asset Integrity Management programs
- Analyze inspection, corrosion, and operating data to assess equipment risk and remaining life
- Conduct client workshops and present technical findings and recommendations
- Support implementation of digital Asset Performance Management (APM) and RBI solutions
- Prepare technical reports, risk assessments, and project deliverables
Intertek provides assurance, inspection, product testing, and certification services to a wide range of industries around the world. It helps clients assess their products and commodities to ensure they meet quality, safety, and performance standards. With a global network of laboratories and facilities, Intertek offers Total Quality Assurance (TQA) across the entire product lifecycle—from research and development to manufacturing and distribution. Revenue comes from fees for testing, inspection, and certification. What sets Intertek apart is its broad, end-to-end service offering and extensive geographic reach, enabling comprehensive risk management, quality control, and supply-chain solutions across many sectors. Its goal is to help customers improve product quality and safety while mitigating risks across their operations and supply chains.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
1885
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- H1 2026 revenue rose 5.9% to £1.771 billion, with 17.5% margin.
- Santos awarded Intertek a multi-year Australian asset-integrity contract on 7 May 2026.
- DPP demand rises before 2027 EU textile rules, boosting compliance consulting and verification.
What critics are saying
- EQT's takeover closes in Q4 2026 or Q1 2027, ending standalone upside.
- A failed Intertek Energy & Infrastructure separation by mid-2027 destroys management distraction and value.
- Certification credibility risk persists after remote-audit complaints against Intertek's ISO 9001 practices.
What makes Intertek unique
- Intertek's 45,000-person global lab network spans testing, inspection, certification, and asset integrity.
- Intertek AWARE digitizes inspections, deepening moat in regulated energy and infrastructure workflows.
- Digital Product Passport services bundle compliance, verification, and sustainability advisory across supply chains.
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Health Insurance
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Professional Development Budget
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↓ -3%Intertek starts work on Santos asset integrity management role. * Region: Australia * Topics: Asset Integrity * Date: 5th August 2026 Testing and quality assurance specialist Intertek is now getting to grips with a contract to provide essential asset integrity and non-destructive testing solutions to operator Santos. The company announced a multi-year contract back in May for the provision of inspection, non-destructive testing (NDT) and asset integrity management support services across the Santos portfolio of Australian assets. Its work means delivering expert technical services to help ensure asset quality and safety. Asset integrity management and NDT services are critical for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of equipment and assets, an essential requirement in industry environments such as oil and gas. Early detection of defects and irregularities, combined with ongoing asset management services such as risk-based inspection and corrosion management, help owners and operators make informed decisions that minimise risks associated with asset damage, operating inefficiencies, and in-service failure. The latest contract award deepened Intertek's long-standing relationship with Santos, which operates multiple producing assets and upstream projects throughout Australia. Intertek also highlighted the strength of the group's network of Australian-based inspectors and technicians, as well as its global asset integrity management expertise and fully digitised inspection solution platform, Intertek AWARE. As the company starts work on its newest assignment, it underlines a broader industry requirement for asset integrity management services, both in Australia and elsewhere. "This contract award reflects Intertek's position as a leading provider of asset integrity inspection and testing solutions for the Australian market," said Simon Mortimore, General Manager Intertek Asset Integrity Management (AIM) Australia, at the time of the contract announcement. "It also showcases the strength of Intertek AWARE and our capability to support Santos in operating assets safely and effectively across Australia."
Intertek interim profit rises ahead of GBP10 billion takeover by EQT. 31st Jul 2026 11:58 (Alliance News) - Intertek Group PLC on Friday reported higher half-year pretax profit and revenue, but declared no interim dividend due to its impending takeover by private equity. Intertek is a London-based assurance, inspection, product testing and certification provider. Last month, it accepted a GBP9.5 billion takeover offer from Luxembourg-based EQT Fund Management Sarl. The offer, made through bid vehicle Isotope Bidco Ltd, values each Intertek share at 6,107.70 pence. This includes 6,000p in cash per share, plus Intertek's final dividend for 2025 of 107.7p per share. Intertek shares were 0.1% higher at 5,840.00 pence near midday in London on Friday. The company on Friday said it expects its acquisition by EQT to complete in the fourth quarter of this year or the first quarter of next year. For the first half of 2026, Intertek reported GBP242.7 million in pretax profit, up 7.2% from GBP226.5 million a year before, on GBP1.177 billion in revenue, up 5.9% from GBP1.67 billion, or by 6.1% at constant exchange rates. On a like-for-like basis, revenue rose by 4.6%, or 4.9% at stable currency rates. Looking ahead, Intertek said it continues to expect mid-single-digit-percentage like-for-like revenue growth at constant currency in 2026. Adjusted pretax profit was GBP309.7 million in the recent half-year, up 12% from GBP276.3 million a year before. Adjusted operating margin was 17.5%, up from 16.5%. "Following a strong first half, we enter H2 with confidence and expect to deliver a strong 2026 performance with mid-single digit LFL revenue growth at constant currency, continuous margin progression, and a strong free cash flow performance," said Chief Executive Officer Andre Lacroix. Intertek declared no interim dividend, compared to 57.3 pence per share a year ago, since the EQT cash offer would be reduced by the amount of any dividend paid after the 2025 final dividend included already in the price offered. By Tom Waite, Alliance News editor Related Shares:
PRESS RELEASE: Intertek Envirolab launches new unified brand to strengthen operational sustainability services. 31 July 2026, Perth, Australia A new era of environmental and analytical services under one trusted brand Intertek, a leading Total Quality Assurance provider to industries worldwide, is proud to announce the launch of Intertek Envirolab, bringing trusted environmental and analytical expertise and Intertek's global operational sustainability capabilities together under one unified brand. The launch marks the next step in the evolution of Envirolab Group, combining decades of regional expertise with Intertek's global network of Assurance, Testing, Inspection and Certification (ATIC) services to deliver a more connected and comprehensive offering for customers across Australia. The transition also marks the evolution and retirement of the MPL brand into Intertek Envirolab, recognising its long-standing contribution to the environmental testing industry and the strong reputation, customer relationships and technical expertise it helped establish over many years. Intertek Envirolab enables businesses to measure, manage and confidently demonstrate sustainability performance through one trusted Quality Assurance partner. The unified brand strengthens capability across environmental, occupational hygiene, hazmat and analytical services, while expanding access for Envirolab customers to Intertek's global network of technical experts, state-of the art laboratories in over 100 countries and operational sustainability solutions. With increasing demand from regulators, investors and customers for transparent and credible sustainability performance, Intertek Envirolab is well equipped to support businesses navigating an increasingly complex operational and regulatory landscape. Intertek Envirolab delivers science-based, data driven insights that help businesses meet regulatory requirements, strengthen ESG reporting, validate claims and improve operational performance across Australia and internationally. Building on the customer centric experience trusted by Envirolab customers, Intertek Envirolab will continue investing in smarter systems, expanded capabilities and a stronger geographical footprint to further enhance client support. Tyrone Cowland, Vice President - Minerals Australasia and Envirolab, said the launch represented an important milestone for both the business and its customers: "Intertek Envirolab represents the evolution of a proven and trusted business into a more connected global offering. By combining trusted local expertise with Intertek's operational sustainability capabilities, we are creating a stronger platform which supports our customers through end-to-end solutions, broader technical capability and access to a truly global network." Launch events celebrating the new Intertek Envirolab brand will be held in Perth and Sydney in July 2026, bringing together customers, industry representatives and teams from across the Intertek network.
Intertek Group Plc agreed to a £9.3 billion ($12.3 billion) takeover bid from private equity firm EQT AB, a deal that will mean another British company leaves the London stock market.
Swedish private equity firm EQT has agreed to acquire British testing and inspection company Intertek in a deal valued at approximately £10.6 billion including debt, according to Reuters sources. The offer of £60 per share values Intertek's equity at roughly £9.4 billion. The agreement follows months of negotiations, during which Intertek rejected three previous bids from EQT over valuation concerns before accepting the latest proposal. If completed, the transaction would be the third-largest private equity deal in UK history, according to LSEG data. The acquisition marks a significant take-private transaction in the British market, with EQT securing one of the country's major testing and inspection businesses.