QC Inspector

Job Title: QC Inspector Project: 2GW Main Duties: Inspection Planning & Execution Review Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs), method statements, and project specifications to prepare inspection activities. Conduct inspections during installation, and testing of mechanical and electrical works. Ensure inspections are carried out in accordance with approved drawings, codes, and standards. Material Receiving & Verification Inspect incoming materials and equipment against purchase orders, certificates, and specifications. Verify traceability, dimensions, heat numbers, and physical condition before acceptance. Raise Material Receiving Reports (MRRs) and initiate Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) if needed. In-Process & Final Inspections Perform dimensional checks, welding inspections, coating inspections, and functional tests as applicable. Witness hydrostatic, pneumatic, or electrical testing as required by ITPs. Record inspection results and obtain necessary approvals or sign-offs. Non-Conformance & Corrective Actions Identify and document deviations from project requirements. Issue NCRs and follow up on corrective actions with contractors and supervisors. Verify closure of NCRs and preventive actions to avoid recurrence. Documentation & Reporting Maintain inspection logs, test reports, and quality records in compliance with QA/QC procedures. Submit daily inspection reports and weekly status summaries to the QA/QC Manager. Ensure records are ready for client handover and audits. Coordination & Communication Coordinate inspection schedules with construction teams, subcontractors, and client representatives. Liaise with third-party inspectors when required. Provide technical feedback to supervisors and engineers on quality-related issues. HSE & Quality Integration Ensure inspection activities are conducted safely and in line with HSE requirements. Report unsafe conditions encountered during inspections. Participate in toolbox talks and quality awareness sessions. Special Working Conditions: Onshore site visits and extended working hours may be required during critical project phases. Must be available for rapid deployment to project sites when operational issues arise. Specialised knowledge: Inspection Techniques Skilled in dimensional, welding, coating, electrical, and/or mechanical inspections depending on discipline. Codes & Standards Knowledge of international standards such as IEC, IEEE, ISO, BS EN, and project-specific requirements. Ability to interpret technical drawings, P&IDs, and inspection test plans. Quality Systems & Procedures Understanding of ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems and project QA/QC processes. Experience with non-conformance handling, corrective actions, and preventive measures. Industry Experience 5–7 years of quality inspection experience in EPC, offshore, or oil & gas projects. Experience in fabrication yards, offshore installations, or heavy industrial construction is highly desirable. Communication Skills Ability to interface with client representatives and subcontractors. Strong reporting skills and attention to detail. Software & Tools Proficiency in MS Office and quality documentation systems. Familiarity with electronic document management (EDMS) and inspection record systems.