QC Inspector - Preservation (Rotating)

Job description

The inspector performs quality activities in line with the established quality management system. Develops inspection and test plans and records as per project requirements and international codes. Conducts inspections to verify work compliance with quality requirements and records results. Controls inspection status using tools such as an inspection matrix. Manages and performs mechanical discipline inspections and generates client Requests For Inspection (RFI) when needed. Prepares and reviews quality documents from subcontractors, including Inspection Test Plans (ITP) and Material Approval Requests (MAR). Reviews, approves, and records inspection reports. Controls NCRs to ensure closure by due dates and prepares corrective action plans. Coordinates inspections with the client and assumes QC Supervisor duties in their absence. Conducts regular toolbox talks to control quality violations. Reviews and tracks material submittals for mechanical definable features before preparatory meetings. Leads preparatory meetings with subcontractors. Inspects incoming material deliveries for specification compliance, conducts visual and measurement tests with logistics, rejects unacceptable items and arranges returns. Applies lessons learned and preventive actions. Monitors mechanical activities such as erection of static and rotating equipment. Ensures critical mechanical tasks like rotating equipment flange parallelism, final alignment, and final inspection follow contract, specifications, and requirements.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent
• API 686 certification
• Aramco experience mandatory
• overall experience of 5 years with 3 years in inspection specialty and 2 years managing contract scope
• direct work experience and thorough knowledge of static and rotating mechanical equipment, commodities, materials construction, pre-commissioning and quality activities
• technical knowledge of relevant international codes and standards
• ability to ensure suitable inspection and test tools are used
• investigate and analyze nonconformities and propose solutions
• capability to plan and control inspections for medium‑scale projects (0.5~1.5 billion USD)
• comprehensive knowledge of engineering codes such as ASTM, API, IEC, NEMA, UL, FM, NFPA, ASME BPVC (Sections I, V, VIII, IX), ANSI/ASME B31.3, B31.4, B31.8, B73, NACE SPs, API 620, API 650, AWS D1.1
• thorough knowledge of mechanical process systems inspection and testing procedures, tools and equipment for steam and combustion turbines, diesel engines, pumps, compressors, motors, generators, mixers, agitators, fans, gearboxes, fire‑water pumps, auxiliary cooling and lubrication systems, packaged process equipment, piping, fittings, valves, pressure vessels, fired heaters, tanks, structural steel, insulation, and related commodities
• ITP study
• prevention and resolution of inconsistencies
• pre‑inspection
• RFI management
• punch clear management.

Skills