Position held

1. Welding Inspector
Main responsibilities:
- Continuously inspect the Contractor’s workmanship and ensure conformance to
Company specifications, procedures, latest drawing, code and standards is used.
- Ensure all welding activities compliance with all project specification, contract, drawing
and procedures.
- Verify the qualification of all contract welders, by either witnessing their qualification test
or verifying that the welder is currently qualified by the company and properly recorded
in the assigned Company designated Welding Engineering Specialist’s records. All initial
and/or retest contract welder qualification reports must be filed with and deemed current
by the assigned Company designated Welding Engineering Specialist, prior to allowing the
welder to weld on any company project. Make sure that all contract welders weld only
within their qualifications.
- Monitor the quality of welds being made and the quality of NDT inspection to ensure that
sound welds are being made.
- Verify that each welder is making sound welds and is following the Company and/or
otherwise approved welding procedure and specification on the job site. Monitor all of
the welding procedure requirements periodically during welding, such as preheating,
proper voltage and amperage ranges, welding direction, travel speed, etc.
- Verify all weld repairs made to correct defects in welds does sufficiently correct the defect
and the finished weld satisfies the requirements as outlined by the appropriate codes and
Company specifications.
- Ensure that the NDT Technician’s certification is complete and correct; acceptable NDT
procedures are established; and the technician(s) has a copy of the Company
specifications and is familiar with Company procedures, documentation and form
completion. Ensure that proper documentation is maintained by the NDT crew, including
the disposition of each reject.
- Verify that all welding materials (welding rods, pipe w.t., transitions pieces, etc.) used in
the installation are in compliance with Company requirements and specifications, stored
in accordance to the Company and manufacturer’s specifications; and damaged materials
are not used for any weld.
- Keep the Chief Inspector aware immediately of any daily problems or anticipated
problems with the welding phase of the construction project. Make immediate
notification of any unsafe issue or a specification or applicable code violation. Only the
Chief Inspector has stop work authority.
- Ensure that NDT reports, NDT’s qualification reports, nondestructive testing weld
examination reports, list of qualified welders’ reports, and welding coupon test reports
are labeled properly and/or filled out correctly and given to the Chief Inspector for proper
distribution and review.
- Ensure all materials use is compliance with project specification and drawing.
- Ensure that all proposed design changes or material substitutions are discussed and
approved by the Chief Inspector and that proper Company approval is obtained prior to
proceeding with the work.
- Ensure Contractor compliance with the minimum safety standards

2. Piping Inspector
 - Performing visual inspection of piping installation including:
o Verifying piping material identity (pipe, valves and fittings) and its conformance
to the installation drawings
o Verifying that welding inspection has been performed and joints have been
released
o Verification that dimensions and alignment tolerances of the piping systems are
as per constructs specifications
o In-process surveillance to verify compliance with specified piping erection
procedure including flange alignments, torquing, cleanliness etc.
- Performing piping walkdown inspection and completing punch lists. Verifying that punch
list items have been dealt with in accordance with the contractual arrangements.
- Reviewing and verifying completeness of piping test packages (hydro or pneumatic) prior
to testing, welding records, NDT records, etc.
- Witnessing final piping tests.
- Completing and endorsing all inspection records from initial inspection till final
acceptance of the piping systems
- Maintaining interface with the Client (at the shop level) to ensure that all contractual and
code requirements are met as far as the inspection scope is concerned.

3. Expediter Inspector
- Work with vendors to determine a reasonable rate and to coordinate the timing and
means of delivery
- Receives rush orders notification from client and ensures line items are entered into the
vendor’s production line.
- May need to negotiate with vendor ‘s production staff to place their rush order ahead of
other orders that are in process.
- Find solutions vendor errors, and other problems as they arise
- Communicates with shipping staff to ensure proper packing and/or packaging of
product.
- Keeps track of all orders to compare to delivery goals and objectives.
- Ensures paperwork and system completion are accurate and thorough.
- Inspect goods upon delivery to ensure that the standards of quality are met and the
appropriate quantity has been received

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