Qa/qc Inspector- Mechanical/piping

• Conduct daily field inspections of mechanical and piping construction activities
• Verify installation complies with approved Issued-for-Construction (IFC) drawings, specifications, and project requirements
• Monitor contractor workmanship and adherence to approved procedures
• Verify proper installation of process piping systems, utility piping systems, pumps and compressors, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, packaged equipment, valves and specialty items, pipe supports and hangers, HVAC mechanical systems, fuel, water, and utility systems
• Verify welders possess current qualifications for assigned work
• Confirm welding activities are performed in accordance with approved procedures
• Monitor fit-up, welding, preheat, inter-pass temperature, post-weld activities, and bolted connections
• Verify weld identification and traceability requirements
• Review fabrication records and field welding documentation
• Inspect incoming mechanical and piping materials
• Verify materials match approved material specifications and purchase requirements
• Review mill test reports, certificates of compliance, and quality documentation as required
• Confirm proper storage, preservation, and handling of materials and equipment
• Verify material traceability throughout construction
• Witness and document hydrostatic testing, pneumatic testing, leak testing, equipment alignment checks, mechanical run testing, flushing and cleaning activities, bolt torque and tensioning verification, pressure system testing
• Verify inspection and test results meet project acceptance criteria
• Monitor NDE activities performed by contractors and third-party inspectors
• Review NDE reports including Radiographic Testing (RT), Ultrasonic Testing (UT), Magnetic Particle Testing (MT), Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT), Visual Testing (VT)
• Verify corrective actions for rejected welds and identified deficiencies
• Review contractor quality records for completeness and accuracy
• Verify Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) hold points and witness points are satisfied
• Maintain inspection reports and surveillance records
• Ensure turnover documentation is complete and properly filed
• Identify quality deficiencies and notify contractor supervision
• Participate in development and resolution of Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs)
• Verify corrective actions have been completed and accepted
• Support root cause investigations when required
• Participate in system walkdowns and punch-list development
• Verify completion of quality-related punch-list items
• Confirm systems meet mechanical completion requirements
• Support turnover to Commissioning and Operations teams
• Promote safe work practices and compliance with project safety requirements
• Participate in safety meetings and field observations
• Stop and report work that presents unacceptable safety or quality risks
• Support environmental compliance requirements during inspections

• Minimum 10 years of mechanical and piping construction inspection experience
• Minimum 5 years on major industrial, oil and gas, refinery, or petrochemical projects
• Associate degree, technical diploma, or equivalent training in Mechanical Technology, Quality Assurance, Construction Technology, or related discipline preferred
• High school diploma or equivalent required
• Working knowledge of mechanical equipment installation practices
• Working knowledge of piping fabrication and installation
• Working knowledge of welding inspection techniques
• Working knowledge of pressure testing requirements
• Working knowledge of material traceability programs
• Working knowledge of mechanical completion and turnover processes
• Working knowledge of inspection and testing procedures
• Working knowledge of quality management systems
• Knowledge of applicable standards including American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code
• Knowledge of ASME B31.3
• Knowledge of American Petroleum Institute (API) standards
• Knowledge of American Welding Society (AWS) standards
• Knowledge of applicable federal, state, and project-specific quality requirements

• Experience with owner, EPC, or EPCM project organizations preferred
• Previous Alaska North Slope or Arctic experience preferred
• Certified Welding Inspector (CWI)
• API 570 Piping Inspector
• ASNT Level II Certification
• NACE Coating Inspector (preferred)

Lodging accommodations and meals provided