RBI Planner

• Develop, review, and maintain RBI plans for static equipment, piping systems, pressure vessels, storage tanks, and other applicable assets. • Collect, validate, and organize equipment, inspection, process, materials, corrosion, and operating data required for RBI assessments. • Facilitate or participate in RBI studies with inspection, materials, corrosion, process, operations, and maintenance teams. • Apply the project-approved RBI methodology and applicable codes, standards, and ADNOC requirements to assess probability and consequence of failure. • Identify credible damage mechanisms and assess their potential impact on equipment integrity and remaining life. • Recommend inspection methods, locations, coverage, intervals, and priorities based on risk and damage mechanisms. • Prepare and update RBI plans, inspection strategies, risk rankings, equipment registers, and supporting technical documentation. • Ensure RBI recommendations are practical, traceable, and aligned with operational constraints, shutdown schedules, and inspection resources. • Review inspection findings and operating history, and update risk assessments and plans when new information becomes available. • Coordinate with inspection contractors and site teams to ensure approved inspection activities are implemented and documented. • Track RBI recommendations, overdue actions, inspection status, and risk reduction measures; escalate significant risks or deviations. • Support turnaround and shutdown planning by prioritizing equipment and defining inspection scope. • Maintain accurate records and ensure RBI data is entered and controlled in the relevant asset integrity or inspection management systems. • Participate in technical reviews, audits, risk assessments, and continuous-improvement initiatives related to asset integrity. • Comply with site HSE requirements, permit-to-work procedures, and ADNOC-specific documentation and approval processes.. • Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Chemical, or Materials Engineering, or a related technical field. • Minimum of 5 years of experience in asset integrity management, reliability engineering, or a related role within the oil & gas, petrochemical, or power generation industry. • Certification in API 580/581 (Risk-Based Inspection) is highly preferred. • Proficiency in RBI software (e.g., AspenTech, Meridium, ETQ) and data analysis tools.