Senior QAQC Inspector - Advance NDT
Vacancy Overview Senior QAQC Inspector
Airswift is an international workforce solutions provider within the energy, process, and infrastructure industries. Airswift serves as a strategic partner to our clients, offering a turnkey workforce solution to capture and deliver the top talent needed to complete successful projects. With over 1,000 employees and 9,000 contractors operating in more than 70 countries, our global reach and talent pool are unmatched in the industry.
JOBPURPOSE
To interpret the suitability of products and processes against the designated specification requirements at scheduled and ad‑hoc intervals. The role is primarily responsible for reporting using advanced NDT techniques, accurate detection, characterization, and supporting safe and reliable project execution. Responsibilities include advanced NDT technical review, verification of inspection technique suitability, independent assessment of contractor inspection outputs, and support to weld quality decisions during project execution.
QUALIFICATIONSREQUIREMENT
- Bachelor of Engineering – Mechanical / Metallurgy or equivalent
- NDT certificate in ASNT/PCN Level III for methods in UT, RT, PAUT, and TOFD (minimum)
- NDT certificate in ASNT/PCN Level II for methods MT and PT (minimum)
- CSWIP 3.1 certification and NDT Certificate in ECT (preferred)
- Minimum 10 years of working experience as NDE personnel for Oil & Gas projects, preferably in LNG (greenfield, brownfield, shutdowns, and live plant environments)
- Demonstrated minimum 4–6 years of hands‑on experience in advanced NDT (PAUT/TOFD) post certification and NDT data interpretation, procedure review, scan plan assessment, and technical validation of contractor inspection outputs
- Practical experience in interpretation and acceptance evaluation of weld inspection results against ASME Section
V, ASMEB
31.3, ASMEVIII, API
1104, API5L, project specifications, and approved inspection procedures - Demonstrated understanding of welding processes, weld joint configurations, weld repair scenarios, heat‑affected zone considerations, common fabrication and service‑induced discontinuities, and the impact of welding variables on NDT technique selection and interpretation
- Demonstrated ability to assess inspection limitations arising from geometry, restricted access, material condition, weld profile, coating, cladding, or in‑service constraints, and recommend technically suitable inspection approaches
- Extensive experience with reviewing/interpretation of PAUT/TOFD, RT film, and witnessing of MT and PT methods
- Experience in tube inspection (ECT, IRIS, ACFM), corrosion mapping and inspection of TKY weld joints
- Understanding of common weld defects and discontinuities, sour service, calibration techniques and scan plan development
- Familiar with ISO
9001 quality assurance principles and practices
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