Subsea Source Inspector Engineer at Raeburn Oak

Responsibilities

• Ensure that Inspections and Non Destructive Testing are fully implemented by contracted companies in compliance with the relevant Safety Rules, Inspection Plans and Technical Procedures Prepare and implement Subsea inspection plans.
• Ensure that cathodic protection monitoring program is fully implemented and assess the results
• Assess the inspection results and analyze the inspection findings.
• Compile and maintain an up to date asset register for Subsea production facilities (Subsea wells, manifolds, flow lines, steel catenaries risers).
• Issue the procedures and task plans of intervention for subsea inspection and monitoring activities.
• Manage the Inspection Plans scheduling with the dedicated Data Base.
• Schedule the subsea inspection operations in relation with Offshore subsea supervisors and vessel
• Supervise the Subsea inspection operations on Site.
• Report the inspection findings (equipment condition, observations, and measurements) with pre-defined Inspection Reports and dedicated Data Base.
• Manage Subsea equipment integrity.
• Propose corrective or preventive actions (modification of inspection plan, material selection, design of equipment, coating, cathodic protection, operating conditions).
• Issue the recommendations for maintenance actions or interventions using the dedicated Data Base and ensure they are completed with the adequate level of priority.

Requirements

• B.Sc in Engineering related discipline
• A minimum of 10 years’ experience in Quality Inspection, with exposure to implementation of machine shop, fabrication and /or manufacturing quality control processes including relevant test operations, mechanical & systems completions, commissioning and equipment start-up.
• 8 plus years practical experience performing in-process and final inspections on machined parts, assemblies, and / or sub-assemblies to specified engineering requirements. Ability to read / interpret relevant engineering (including mechanical machining & assembly) drawings, bills of materials, parts lists and Purchase Orders (POs), industry codes, standards and specifications is required. Experience in using various inspection tools such as micrometers and calipers.
• Possession of certification in any of the following: AWS-CWI or SCWI or CSWIP or equivalent, level II/III in Liquid Penetrant, Magnetic Particle, Ultrasonic and Radiography in accordance with ASNT SNT-TC-1A and NACE Level I/II/III or equivalent respectively is an advantage
• Review and understand Purchase specification / order, Engineering standards, exceptions, deviations and scope of inspection. Perform discipline quality inspection activities based on equipment criticality as defined in Inspection and Test Plan, approved inspection procedure and/or Purchase Order Specification. Monitor production processes and perform Quality surveillance activities. Conduct material verification checks including review and approval of material certifications for chemical and physical properties, interpretation of material test reports, Positive Material Identification (PMI) reports and other associated manufacturer’s documentation. Verification of welder/welding operator qualification records. Review and endorsement of NDT results. Develop daily/weekly reports, complete required Quality documentation. Review, analyze and support disposition non-conforming material.
• BOSIET / FOET and current Offshore Medical Certificate
• Qualified to travel offshore.