QC Inspector - Piping - Project

· Verify materials, spools, and fittings against material certificates and specifications. · Record inspection results and raise Non-Conformance Reports as required. · Coordinate hold points and inspections with client/third-party inspectors. · Maintain inspection records, checklists, and daily QC reports.

· Verify calibration status of measuring and test equipment used on site. · Support punch-list generation and verification of closure for piping works. · Ensure work fronts comply with approved method statements and piping codes (ASME B31.3). · Support preparation of quality documentation for piping handover dossiers.

Requirements SECTION III: Performance Indicators Evaluated Based on • Inspection accuracy and completeness • Timely identification and reporting of non-conformances • First-time weld/inspection acceptance rate • Adherence to inspection schedules/hold points • Quality of inspection documentation SECTION IV: Required Skills & Abilities Core Competencies • Attention to Detail • Integrity • Analytical Thinking • Communication Skills • Time Management Technical Skills • Piping Inspection Techniques • Reading Isometrics, P&IDs & Welding Maps • Welding Inspection & NDE Awareness (RT/UT/PT/MT) • Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs) • Measuring & Testing Equipment Use • QC Documentation & Reporting SECTION V: Required Experience and Education Experience • 5–8 years of experience as a QC Inspector on piping construction/fabrication projects.

Education • Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering. • QC/inspection certification (e.g., CSWIP, CWI) preferred. SECTION VI: LEVEL OF AUTHORITY Supervisory / Managerial: No supervisory responsibility. Financial: No financial or budget authority.

SECTION VII: MISCELLANEOUS JOB-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS General Profile / Specifications: • Field-based role requiring daily presence on active piping work fronts • Exposure to site/construction conditions • May require shift work or extended hours to cover inspection hold points