Arctic Field Asset Integrity Engineer
doyonAnchorage (AK)
About the role
Fairweather is seeking an Asset Integrity Engineer in Anchorage, Alaska, with responsibility for day-to-day mechanical integrity at onshore and offshore facilities, including ILI-driven assessments and regulatory compliance. The role requires a strong background in corrosion/mechanical engineering and leading RBI-driven programs.
Significant travel to field sites is expected. The position emphasizes safety culture, compliance with OSHA 1910.119, and development of performance metrics to improve
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