QA/QC Inspector (Rotating & Static)

Role and project

Qualifications and experience

• Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent.
• Requires CSWIP 3.2 or AWS-SCWI welding inspector certification, BGAS Grade-2 or NACE Level-2 painting inspector certification, and NDT Level-2 in RT, MT, UT, and PT through ASNT/ACCP.
• API Inspector certifications are an advantage; formal QA/QC and QMS internal auditor training is preferred.
• Requires 10 years’ relevant experience for graduate engineers or 15 years for diploma holders in a similar oil and gas role; GCC experience is desirable.
• Requires working knowledge of welding, NDT, painting/coating quality and inspection, and relevant international codes and standards.
• Requires hands-on inspection and testing of static and rotating equipment through erection, installation, pre-commissioning, and commissioning.
• Requires familiarity with installation, inspection, and testing of columns and vessel internals.

Primary duties

• Review project specifications and inspection documentation to understand contract requirements.
• Implement inspection procedures for construction, supplier, and subcontractor work and verify compliance.
• Coordinate with project and contractor personnel on schedules and conduct surveillance/witnessing according to approved ITPs.
• Verify availability of approved drawings and documents, qualification records, and calibration certificates at work locations.
• Witness refractory and applicator qualification/testing and sign off RFIs and qualification records.
• Monitor equipment receipt, material inspections, documentation, storage, and preservation.
• Inspect fabrication, assembly, erection, and testing; identify non-conformances and support corrective action and NCR closeout.
• Verify calibration of inspection and test equipment; assist in reviewing quality and construction documentation.
• Monitor inspector performance, provide guidance, communicate with construction teams, and implement applicable QMS requirements.

Work conditions

• Onshore construction-site role in Qatar with exposure to site and prevailing climatic conditions at least 80% of the time.
• The role includes responsibility for personal safety and the safety of others affected by company business.