QA​/QC Mechanical​/Piping inspector

Responsibilities

• The purpose of the Mechanical/Piping QC Inspector is to interpret the suitability of products and processes against the designated specification requirements at scheduled and ad-hoc intervals.
• Works in accordance with company policies and directives from the QA/QC Engineer.
• Provides inspection related recommendations on applicable projects activities.
• Works within established corporate and industry policies and procedures.
• Close working relationship with assigned inspection personnel to ensure that they are fully aware of their assigned roles and responsibilities.
• Regular meetings with QA/QC Engineer, to discuss ongoing projects and work priorities.
• Regular internal contact with construction specialists and project teams to provide advice on project quality related issues.
• Works within well-established policies, procedures and standards.
• Works under pressure in fast‑track shutdown projects and able to provide professional, concise response to quality related queries/concerns.
• Undertakes investigations and problem solving of a routine and ad‑hoc nature, with the more complex issues being elevated to the QA/QC Engineer for advice or decision.
• Plans and prioritises work within agreed work programmes.
• Advises internal client user departments on quality and inspection related issues and monitors adherence.
• Engages contractors and applicable third‑party organisations with a professional approach and maintain a good working level relationship.
• Reviews contractors documented quality deliverables in accordance with the requirements and expectations of Company and provides clear, concise output to the applicable quality focal point.
• Evaluates the suitability of products and processes at key stages against the prescribed specification requirements.
• Continuously monitors the quality of work in progress at site and at the fabrication workshop against the applicable Company technical specifications.
• Ensures that all material and equipment is properly controlled in a manner which prevents degradation of the material properties.
• Ensures that contractor processes and procedures are properly and effectively implemented.
• Performs material/equipment site receipt inspection with additional visual and dimensional examination (where practical) to confirm suitability and fit for purpose.
• Ensures that the latest revision of project quality documentation is available and that records of product and process conformance are maintained in accordance with the document and record control requirements.
• Prepares a daily report summarising the salient inspection points and quality concerns and coordinates directly with the assigned quality focal point regarding any significant issues identified.
• Manages and participates in site quality verification activities (i.e. Quality Walk‑about and Procurement Surveillance) and documents results using the applicable inspection report template.
• Records and facilitates the follow‑up of product related non‑conformance results.
• Recommends topics to be covered during the annual quality training program and prepares discipline quality specific training material when requested by the quality focal point.
• Acts as the 'eyes and ears' of Company project management team to ensure that Company quality requirements and expectations are fully satisfied.

• Mechanical Engineering Diploma (or suitable equivalent) plus recognised Trade Certificates.
• CSWIP 3.2.2 Senior Welding Inspection certification (RT Interpretation).
• NDT certificates such as ASNT Level II for the following methods (where applicable): UT, MT, PT and RT film interpretation.
• BGAS/NACE Certification.
• Minimum 8 years of working experience as inspection personnel for Oil & Gas projects, preferably in LNG (Greenfield, Brownfield and Shutdowns).
• Experience in inspection activities during procurement, fabrication, installation, hook‑up and commissioning of oil and gas production facilities projects.
• Familiar with ISO
  9001 quality assurance principles and practices.
• Extensive experience in offshore and onshore installation and testing of piping systems, valves, static and rotating equipment.
• Hot‑tap experience.
• Knowledge of cryogenic service requirements.
• Knowledge of ASME, API, ASNT, NACE etc. Codes/Standards.
• Minimum of two (2) years' experience with CRA clad Pipeline/piping projects, preferably with Alloy 625/825.
• Preferred experience in PAUT/TOFD.
• Fluent in both spoken and written English.
• Strong qualitative and quantitative analytical skills.
• Advanced computer literacy.

• Day Rate in USD Plus Allowance

• 10 Hours / 6 Days

• 36 months

• Qatar