QC Inspector – Offshore Shutdown (Piping/Welding/NDT)

The QC Inspector ensures all mechanical, piping, and welding activities comply with project specifications, codes, and safety standards during offshore shutdowns.

Key Responsibilities:

1.      Quality Assurance & Compliance:

o    Inspect piping installations, welding, valve fitting, and structural repairs per ASME B31.3, API 570, and client standards (QP/Qatargas/Shell).

o    Verify material certifications (MTCs), WPS/PQR, and NDT reports (RT/UT/MPI/PT).

o    Monitor bolt torqueing, flange alignment, and gasket installation.

2.      Welding & NDT Oversight:

o    Witness welding processes (SMAW, GTAW, FCAW) and ensure compliance with WPS (Welding Procedure Specifications).

o    Review NDT (Radiography, Ultrasonic, Dye Penetrant) results and approve/reject welds.

3.      Documentation & Reporting:

o    Maintain inspection test reports (ITRs), punch lists, and non-conformance reports (NCRs).

o    Use SAP or ICAP systems for QA/QC documentation.

4.      HSE & Shutdown Coordination:

o    Ensure PTW (Permit to Work), LOTO, and confined space safety protocols are followed.

o    Coordinate with construction supervisors, engineers, and third-party inspectors.

Benefits

·         Education: Diploma/Degree in Mechanical/Welding Engineering or related field.

·         Certifications (Mandatory):

o    CSWIP 3.1/3.2 (Welding Inspection), AWS CWI, or ASNT Level II (RT/UT/MPI/PT).

o    BGAS/NACE (for coating inspection – if applicable).

o    BOSIET/HUET (Offshore Safety Certification).

·         Experience:

o    5+ years in oil & gas QC inspection, with 3+ years offshore shutdown experience.

o    Familiarity with QatarEnergy (QP), Shell, or TotalEnergies standards.

·         Skills:

o    Proficient in reading P&IDs, isometrics, and ITPs (Inspection Test Plans).

o    Knowledge of SAP, AutoCAD, and MS Office.