Quality Control Inspector

Responsibilities

• Responsible for inspecting the Hydro tested vessels.
• Verify, monitor and report overall quality performance reporting to QA Manager.
• Develop and document testing procedures of hydro testing.
• Ensure that all aspects of production are monitored.
• Collect and compile experimental data and assist in the development of reports.
• Be a team member of the clients Quality Audits on Contractors project execution.
• Inspect materials received from suppliers.
• Approve Material Test Reports (MTRS) by checking against the requirements of ASME Section II and other related Specifications.
• Assign Job Code/Numbers to materials and release for fabrication.
• Inspect Welding consumables and approve MTRs.
• Inspect Pressure Vessels, Piping, Skids, Platforms, Ladders, Pipe racks, and Structural Components.
• Inspect Vessel Internals and attachments.
• Check layout, dimensions and materials for conformance to the Approved drawings and specifications.
• Identify and mark up vessels and piping for Non Destructive Examination (NDE).
• Map NDE on Drawings and/or forms developed for Project.
• Inspect vessels and piping for completion prior to release for Post Weld Heat Treatment.
• Conduct external inspection of vessels and piping and record the results.
• Conduct and witness hydrostatic tests for vessels and piping.
• Complete hydrostatic test reports for piping.
• Check the quality of surface preparation for conformance to Codes and Specifications.
• Inspect Surface Preparation and record the results.
• Check the quality of coating and review the reports.
• Conduct leak tests of assembled skid package and produce a leak test report.
• Conduct final P&ID check.
• Write Nonconformance reports when necessary.
• Liaise with production personnel.
• Liaise with Third party personnel when requested by the QA Manager.
• Sign off the Inspection and test plan and/or Travel sheet as each activity is completed.
• Stamp and install nameplates on completed vessels.
• Inspect equipment packaging and preparation for shipping.
• The QC Inspector may be required to work some shift work as the project dictates.

Experience

• 3 years of inspection experience in the manufacturing of pressure vessels, pressure piping, and structural components.

Education and Accreditation

• CSA W178.2 Level 1 (ASME Section VIII and IX or B31.3)
• Certified Engineering Technician or Materials Engineering Graduate.