The Inspector will inspect that mechanical integrity procedures of equipment and resources are implemented as required in specifications and oversee all QA/QC controls. 

Duties:

• Ensure all inspection tasks in work plans are completed as scheduled.
• Ensure all equipment, piping and pressure relief devices' internal, external, CUI and Internal corrosion monitoring inspections are started by the due date to ensure compliance.
• Review repair/engineering scopes for work be performed in area. Create and approve Inspection and Test plans.
• Follow up each repair or replacement job with a review of the completed design and quality documentation to ensure compliance with jurisdictional and company technical and quality requirements.
• Review the results of any internal or external visual inspections completed in area to ensure that any concerns are properly addressed.
• Complete and sign off Leak Repair forms and associated MOC's as needed.
• Witness pressure tests for the area conducted in support of repairs or alterations.
• Work with the Reliability Engineer(s) to ensure requested information is provided for Fitness for Service evaluations.
• Conduct periodic general walkthroughs in assigned units to maintain equipment condition familiarity and to identify any equipment condition changes.
• Assume Lead Inspector Roles during shutdowns.

• Current API 510 / 570 / 653 certifications
• 5 to 15 years of experience working in a refinery or chemical plant
• Active TWIC card
• Must have authorization to work for any U.S. employer
• Proficient with Microsoft Office for daily inter-office communication and documentation
• Possess extensive knowledge of industry standards including AWS, ASME and API.