_{14th January, 2025}

Position: Static Equipment Inspector 
 
Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE 

 
Required Qualifications and Skills:
 
Educational Background: A related degree in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Engineering, or an approved equivalent qualification.

Certifications:

ASME Authorized Inspectors (AI) certification (where applicable).
Electrical and/or Instrument qualifications (if applicable).

Experience: A minimum of 10 years of experience in material and equipment inspection activities, specifically within the onshore oil and gas industry. Experience should include knowledge of static equipment inspection and material review.

Technical Expertise:

Familiarity with SPIR (Supplier Data) inspection requirements and document review.
Deep understanding of material control, preservation, and storage procedures.

Knowledge of International Codes: Solid understanding and experience in working with international codes and standards, including but not limited to:

• ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers)
• ANSI (American National Standards Institute)
• API (American Petroleum Institute)
• AWS (American Welding Society)
• BP, BS (British Standards)
• ISO, ISO EN 10204, and other relevant standards.

Key Responsibilities:

Material Receiving Inspection: Perform material receiving inspections for all permanent project materials provided by EPC contractors, ensuring that the materials conform to purchase orders and project specifications.
 
Document Review and Approval: Review and approve material certificates and manufacturer/vendor documents related to materials and equipment, as per purchase orders, material specifications, codes, and project specifications.
 
Vendor/Manufacturer Quality Compliance: Understand and ensure compliance with Vendor/Manufacturer’s quality system requirements and review/approve submitted Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs) and procedures in line with project specifications.
 
Inspection Coordination: Coordinate with discipline inspectors for the inspection of specialized materials and components, ensuring timely and accurate verification of materials.
 
Non-Conformance Management: Raise Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) when materials or equipment do not meet required specifications and monitor the implementation and effectiveness of corrective and preventive actions (CAPA).
 
Material Control and Preservation: Ensure adherence to material control procedures and material preservation and storage requirements to prevent damage, deterioration, or other issues that could affect the materials’ integrity.
 
International Codes and Standards Compliance: Ensure compliance with international codes and standards such as ASME, ANSI, API, AWS, BP, BS, ISO, and ISO EN 10204 during inspections and material evaluations.
 
Inspection Reports: Prepare and submit concise weekly and monthly inspection reports detailing activities, findings, issues, and progress.
 
Final Approval Authority: Provide final approval for manufacturer/vendor document dossiers and material receiving inspections, ensuring compliance with all project specifications and regulatory requirements.

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