Tank Maintenance Coordinator

Ecovyst is the leader in sulfuric acid regeneration. Our expertise in sulfuric acid processing and extensive plant network has enabled us to provide end-to-end regeneration services to support alkylate production for more than 75 years. We are serving long-term sustainable trends.

• Ecoservices provides sulfuric acid regeneration, virgin sulfuric acid, treatment services, and much more.

• Competitive pay
• Full benefit package starting day 1
• 401k matching
• Tuition Reimbursement

The Tank Mechanical Integrity Coordinator will be responsible for developing turnaround work packages including scope, P&IDs, isolation plans, MOC triggers, QC hold points, drawings, procedures, and vendor scopes.

• Lead risk assessments/JHAs and constructability reviews; ensure readiness through Stage Gate/Readiness Reviews (e.g., 90/60/30/14 days).
• Define tank decon and neutralization methods (e.g., water wash, caustic neutralization, flushing, waste capture), waste characterization, manifests, and disposal plans.
• Specify scaffolding, confined space entry plans, ventilation, lighting, rescue, atmospheric testing, and standby requirements.
• Coordinate permits (LOTO, hot work, confined space, line break, crane/lift plans) and required MOC.
• Pre stage materials, gaskets, nozzles, hatch hardware, coatings/linings, inserts/plate, instruments, and test kits; align Supply Chain on long lead items and contracting strategy (lump sum vs. T&M).

• Serve as the site outage leader during tank turnaround windows—owning daily schedule, contractor coordination, and field safety leadership.
• Ensure strict adherence to API 653 repair requirements, NDE/NDT plans, and coating/lining specifications and cure windows.
• Manage quality assurance (fit up, weld procedures/WPS, welder qualifications, hold points, inspection reports, coatings QC, holiday testing, DFT measurements).
• Track and manage schedule, cost, scope changes, and permit compliance daily; elevate barriers and implement recovery plans.
• Maintain shift logs, daily progress tracking, variance analysis, and read across learnings for other sites.

• Lead contractor selection and performance: tank cleaning, scaffolding, inspection (API 653/510/570, NDE), mechanical repair, coatings/linings, crane and rigging, and environmental services.

• Ensure compliance with relevant standards/regulations: API 653/650, API 571/579 (damage mechanisms/fitness for service), NACE/AMPP coatings guidance, OSHA (confined space, PSM where applicable), EPA waste management, DOT/TDG for transport, and local/regional requirements.
• Maintain inspection records, as built/redlines, repair documentation, MTRs, NDE reports, coatings logs, test certificates, and turnover packages.
• Drive root cause analysis for defects/rework; optimize inspection intervals, cleaning methods, and protection systems (e.g., linings, cathodic protection) based on failure modes.
• Partner with the Capital Project Team to identify upgrade opportunities (materials of construction, manway design, nozzles, overfill protection, secondary containment, loadings, emissions controls).

• 7+ years’ experience in tank outage/maintenance within chemical, refining, or heavy industrial environments; multi‑site experience strongly preferred OR bachelor’s degree in engineering, Construction Management, or related field (or equivalent experience)
• Deep knowledge of API 653/650, NDE/NDT methods, coatings/linings for sulfuric acid service, and confined space/LOTO/hot work controls
• Proven field leadership of multi‑contractor outages with tight windows and live‑plant interfaces.
• Proficiency with CMMS (e.g., SAP, Maximo) and project scheduling tools (e.g., Primavera P6 or MS Project)
• Strong understanding of environmental compliance (waste handling, manifests, emissions) and industrial hygiene (acid aerosols/mists, PPE)
• Ability to read P&IDs, isometrics, and structural drawings; competent in weld inspection/QC workflows
• Valid driver’s license and ability to travel about 40%-50% across North America; ability to work off‑hours during outages
• TWIC (site dependent) and H2S/Respiratory qualifications as required
• Must have excellent excel skills
• Must have excellent written and verbal communication skills

• API 653 Above ground Storage Tank Inspector (preferred)
• NACE/AMPP Coatings certification (CIP Level 1+ preferred)