The QA/QC Inspector will be a Pipeline/Facilities-Construction Compliance oriented individual who will be responsible for auditing oil and gas pipeline compliance documents, technical reports and contractor records, by means of review and interpretation, to report deficiencies.

• Attention to detail – Ability to recognize typographical errors, deficiencies in reports or records, incomplete or missing data and patterns of inconsistency.
• Problem solving – Ability to identify errors and communicate the necessary information required to correct the errors.
• Communication – Ability to use clear and concise communication to record and report findings verbally and in writing.
• Knowledge – Ability to recognize the relevant standards or regulations and apply them in the review of records or reports.
• Math skills – Ability to add, subtract, multiply and divide whole numbers and fractions.
• Computer skills – Proficiency in the use of Microsoft Office Suite (including Excel, Word) Bluebeam and Teams
• Collaboration – Ability to work as a part of a team.

Required Education

• High School diploma or equivalent

A minimum of five (5) years’ experience working in the oil and gas industry as a quality control inspector responsible for the following:

• Reviewing material test reports (MTRs) for legibility, accuracy, and completeness
• Monitoring fitting makeup and piping fit up
• Monitoring and documentation review of welding
• Inspecting, testing, and recording the installation and location of fabrication materials
• Inspecting the mechanical assembly of piping and equipment
• Monitoring, recording and documentation review of hydrostatic or pneumatic testing
• Monitoring, recording and documentation review of non-destructive and destructive testing
• Assembly of the records and documentations required by technical standards, codes or specifications in hard copy or digital form

• Review project documentation, redline deficiencies, record missing or incomplete documents.
• Review survey data and construction photos to determine the accuracy of the project documentation.
• Accurately record material heat numbers, welds, welders, inspections and testing in the required format to provide evidence for potential audits
• Verify project materials meet design requirements.
• Review CAD and alignment drawings for accuracy and provide redlines if necessary.
• Report to and review findings with client representative.
• Provide approved findings to appropriate party for corrective action.
• Review corrected documents for accuracy and completeness.

• Office environment with occasional field visits.
• Travel may be required for audits and stakeholder meetings.