Project Quality Coordinator – P&M; Piping and Mechanical

Position: Project Quality Coordinator – P&M (Piping and Mechanical)
Location: St. John's

Project Quality Coordinator – P&M (Piping and Mechanical)
NSB Omega is searching for a Project Quality Coordinator - P&M (Piping & Mechanical) for our MAJOR Oil & Gas Client in St. John's, NL.

Assignment Description
Reporting to the Project Quality Lead, the Project Quality Coordinator (P&M) is responsible for the review, organization and submission of project quality documentation as required by the Quality Assurance Integrity Management System (QAIMS) and Project Quality Plan.

Responsibilities

Conduct Quality Surveillance at contractor and subcontractors’ facilities as required

Create and track Quality Performance Indicators (QPI’s) to completion throughout different Project stages.

Monitor and report on contractor quality requirements and review contractor evaluations for performance and compliance.

Perform oversight of 3rd party completions of preservation activities which will take place on equipment prior to mobilization Offshore.

Review Project procedures and work instructions for implementation of requirements, follow up and execution of preservation activities.

Responsible for preservation with respect to quality and delivery according to approved Project Plans and Requirements.

Generate and Maintain Equipment tracking databases

Produce reports for surveillance, audits and inspections

Generate, monitor and close out Nonconformance reports and punch list

Assist with Developing project processes and procedures as required

Qualifications

Post secondary education in Engineering Technology or related fields.

5+ years’ experience working on Projects in the Oil and Gas Industry with preservation experience.

CSA W178.2 Level 2 Inspector Certificate

Competency

Experience in reviewing fabrication/technical documentation

Manufacturing record books

Equipment Test Reports

Proficiency with Bluebeam, Power BI, SAP software and MS suite of products

Working Conditions
Office based in St. John, NL. Occasional travel as required by the Project

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