Job Objective:
Under the general direction of the Mechanical Integrity Manager, the Inspector III assures mechanical integrity of existing state and non-state registered pressure vessels and ASME Section I & IV fired boilers, piping, tanks, pressure vessels, lifting equipment, and structural weldments by performing (or supervising and reviewing) visual and/or non-destructive examinations and testing. In addition, the Inspector III has Alaska Asset assignments and is accountable for contract inspectors and NDE technicians under his/her charge.
This work scope requires extensive knowledge of the codes and associated repairs, along with ensuring code compliance, notification, and correction of violations. The Inspector III must be able to work independently and effectively with engineers, contractors, operators, and suppliers to achieve job completion.
Essential Job Responsibilities:
- Manages regulatory piping, tank, boiler and pressure vessel inspection programs.
- Create and maintain yearly inspection scopes using and inspections database.
- Provide yearly inspection schedules to the Mechanical Integrity Manager and inspection requirement packages to the contract inspectors for new installation and existing equipment inspection.
- Review fabrication and inspection results and determine re-inspection dates and repair criteria.
- Issue, track, and close out completed deficiencies resulting from inspections.
- Acts as the Authorized Inspector for the Repair Company and oversees all repairs and alterations on company equipment.
- Perform visual inspections and review NDE results as required on new facility projects, existing equipment modifications or repairs, and Drilling associated fabrication.
- Review welding procedures and welder qualifications as well as contract NDE procedures and personnel certifications for acceptance.
- Review, manage, and complete the required documentation for inspection, fabrication, and repair of existing equipment.
- Performs quality assurance shop and contractor inspections, as needed. Performs QA review of fabrication documentation as well as PSV design and existing installation calculations for regulatory acceptance.
- Performs P&ID reviews for new fabrication and repairs, verifying proper materials and NDE Requirements listed on the drawings.
- Update inspection database(s) as required.
- Manage contract NDE inspectors as required; this includes generating repair requirements and NDE requests as well as reviewing completed inspection reports and RT images.
- Interfaces with Mechanical Integrity Manager to ensure that the requirements regarding the mechanical integrity of vessels, boilers, tanks, and piping systems are adhered to on new construction tie-in projects and on repairs to existing installations. Supplies the Mechanical Integrity Manager with documentation of any testing and examination performed on applicable projects.
- Provides input and review of the annual budgets associated with his/her assigned Asset Area and is accountable for staying within the approved budget.
- Provide feedback to Mechanical Integrity Manager for new projects and close out meetings.
- Supports company vision and mission. Adheres to the company’s values – integrity, ownership, urgency, alignment and innovation.
Other Job Responsibilities:
- Ability to be available 24 hours per day (on call for questions, emergencies, etc.).
- Maintains employee confidence and protects company assets, including intellectual property, by keeping information confidential.
- Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.
- Performs, as necessary, any of the principal job duties assigned to the Mechanical Integrity Department personnel.
- Other duties as assigned by management.
Qualifications:
- Minimum of ten (10) years industrial inspection experience required.
- Ability to navigate applicable codes, standards, and regulatory requirements.
- Familiar with applicable State and Federal Regulations: NBIC-23; OSHA PSM; ADEC; ADOL; ASME; API 570, 650, 653, 12R1, 14E, 14C & RP 2A-WSD, API 1104; STI SP 001 & 031; UL-142; CFR 192 & 195; 30 CFR Part 250, Subpart I
- Proficient in Excel and Word operating systems. Experience in using PCMS or similar IDMS software.
- Has the ability to read and interpret complex blueprints and specifications.
- Has the ability to convey complex ideas and information effectively, both orally and in writing, and to prepare and present clear and concise reports.
- Demonstrates honest and ethical behaviors.
- Effectively deals with customers and coworkers in a tactful, calm, courteous, and professional manner, often in stressful situations. Acts as a team player that helps the organization meet its objectives.
- Maintains a positive, professional, and solutions-oriented approach with engineering, contractors, and other staff.
- Adheres to established work schedule, attendance standards and is punctual to work and meetings.
- Must have the physical ability to perform essential job functions, including climbing stairs, columns, entering tight and confined spaces, and offshore travel.
- Ability to consider safety in all decisions.
- Ability to travel to remote locations via large and small planes, helicopter or boat, and ability to don and doff immersion suit.
- Ability to work in Arctic conditions.
- Ability to complete multiple, diverse tasks of differing priorities.
Education Requirements:
- High School Diploma or GED equivalent.
Certifications, Licenses, Registrations:
At least one of the following certifications:
o API Certified 570 Inspector – Active
o API Certified 653 Inspector – Active
- Has the ability to achieve National Board Commissions (IS, R) within 12 months
- Preferred: AWS Certified Welding Inspector (CWI)
- Preferred: NACE CIP I & II
