Piping Inspector

Performs Inspections and tests of products as applicable to certifications (receipt inspection, dimensional inspections, material verifications, cleanliness inspections, coatings, final inspections, bend inspections, Hydrostatic testing, etc.)
- Adequately evaluate and interpret inspection results and perform applicable documentation for inspection results.
- Monitoring, measuring, and analyzing work control processes through in-process inspections, and adequately identifying issues adverse to quality in accordance with applicable procedures.
- Provides guidance and training to lower-level QC inspectors and trainees.
- Effectively communicates with production personnel and quality management issues and concerns encountered during inspections performed.
- Provide guidance and resolution to issues according to applicable procedures or codes.
- Ensures that documentation of fabrication performed and applicable documentation to the product are acceptable, complete, and accurate for work performed.\
- Ensure adequacy of Quality Records through review and verification of implementation, including correction of documents when identified incorrectly.
- Maintain Measuring and Test Equipment (M&TE) to ensure that use is logged and equipment is protected from misuse or damage.
- Ensure that timeliness of inspections is achieved through communication with QC Supervisor and production supervision.
- Co-ordination with the client, review of joints entry, heat numbers, consumable details, Review of test pack, etc.
- Visual Inspection of Pre-fabricated Piping spools, etc. as per drawings generated from IFC Isometrics and approved working procedures and Inspection and Test Plans.
- Consumable control, Welder qualification, Welder surveillance, Monitoring welders
- Calibration of welding equipment, RT selection, Material verification
- Review of joints entry, Witnessing hydrostatic tests, preparation of concerned documents
- PWHT chart review, RFI package review, etc.