Inspection Advisor II
DESCRIPTION
MAIN FUNCTIONS
1. Promote safety within the area of specialty
2. Provide a very high level of quality expertise in inspection disciplines such as rotating equipment, instrumentation, electrical equipment, fixed equipment, or Non-Destructive Examination (NDE) (e.g. NDE Level III for instance)
3. Advise on all quality matters associated with the procurement and installation of equipment
4. Monitor production processes and perform surveillance activities in a manufacturing or fabrication environment.
5. Coordinate and oversee activities of third-party and/or Contractor source inspectors
6. Perform surveillance activities, and quality inspection activities by the Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs)
7. Provide direction to suppliers on quality management. Review and evaluate Contractor’s and Suppliers’ quality documents for accuracy and adequacy
8. Manage interfaces and coordination between Suppliers, Contractors, Quality Supervision, and other Project Team disciplines (e.g. Engineering, engineering and construction)
9. Lead the development and execution of detailed oversight program for high-criticality activities or critical equipment inspections.
10. Participate in Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs), final inspection release activities, review of supplier Quality Control documents, and support closure of punch list items
11. Keep Quality supervision updated with the status of quality issues.
TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES.
1. Provide leadership/expertise in quality inspection activities, make judgments and decisions about the technical and physical adequacy of associated equipment and systems.
2. Provides input to and validates Contractor’s / Supplier procedures for inspection and for testing/examining components
Generate, review and revise operational procedures for inspection and testing equipment.
3. Interface with Quality and Engineering disciplines to provide inspection and testing expertise in the development and review of drawings, procedures, and Project plans
4. Support project with the development of method statements and/or examination technique recommendations for equipment inspections; travel to construction and/or fabrication site when requested to review and provide technical advice for compliance with specified requirements
Coordinate activities of 3rd party and Contractor’s inspectors within the discipline, in conjunction with the Supplier’s Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) team.
5. Utilize Quality Management expertise to perform audits and/or assessments of Contractors / Supplier implementation of inspection activities and document deficiencies.
6. Perform supplementary inspections and verifications by the requirements of the Inspection and Testing Plan (ITP) and the Project Surveillance Plan(s)
7. Provide early warning of potential quality problems and the expertise to avoid/resolve them.
JOB REQUIREMENT
SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
1. Bachelor or Associate degree in Engineering or science is preferred
2. Experience executing project construction or quality assurance/control of procurement or construction activities
3. Manufacturing, fabrication, or construction experience related to project scope
4. Recent experience in selected inspection discipline
5. Willing and able to business travel (domestic/overseas) to project sites to provide various levels of support
MAIN FUNCTIONS
1. Promote safety within the area of specialty
2. Provide a very high level of quality expertise in inspection disciplines such as rotating equipment, instrumentation, electrical equipment, fixed equipment, or Non-Destructive Examination (NDE) (e.g. NDE Level III for instance)
3. Advise on all quality matters associated with the procurement and installation of equipment
4. Monitor production processes and perform surveillance activities in a manufacturing or fabrication environment.
5. Coordinate and oversee activities of third-party and/or Contractor source inspectors
6. Perform surveillance activities, and quality inspection activities by the Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs)
7. Provide direction to suppliers on quality management. Review and evaluate Contractor’s and Suppliers’ quality documents for accuracy and adequacy
8. Manage interfaces and coordination between Suppliers, Contractors, Quality Supervision, and other Project Team disciplines (e.g. Engineering, engineering and construction)
9. Lead the development and execution of detailed oversight program for high-criticality activities or critical equipment inspections.
10. Participate in Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs), final inspection release activities, review of supplier Quality Control documents, and support closure of punch list items
11. Keep Quality supervision updated with the status of quality issues.
TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES.
1. Provide leadership/expertise in quality inspection activities, make judgments and decisions about the technical and physical adequacy of associated equipment and systems.
2. Provides input to and validates Contractor’s / Supplier procedures for inspection and for testing/examining components
Generate, review and revise operational procedures for inspection and testing equipment.
3. Interface with Quality and Engineering disciplines to provide inspection and testing expertise in the development and review of drawings, procedures, and Project plans
4. Support project with the development of method statements and/or examination technique recommendations for equipment inspections; travel to construction and/or fabrication site when requested to review and provide technical advice for compliance with specified requirements
Coordinate activities of 3rd party and Contractor’s inspectors within the discipline, in conjunction with the Supplier’s Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) team.
5. Utilize Quality Management expertise to perform audits and/or assessments of Contractors / Supplier implementation of inspection activities and document deficiencies.
6. Perform supplementary inspections and verifications by the requirements of the Inspection and Testing Plan (ITP) and the Project Surveillance Plan(s)
7. Provide early warning of potential quality problems and the expertise to avoid/resolve them.
JOB REQUIREMENT
SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
1. Bachelor or Associate degree in Engineering or science is preferred
2. Experience executing project construction or quality assurance/control of procurement or construction activities
3. Manufacturing, fabrication, or construction experience related to project scope
4. Recent experience in selected inspection discipline
5. Willing and able to business travel (domestic/overseas) to project sites to provide various levels of support