Lead Inspector pipe mill, coating; CPT SK

Description

Intertek is searching for a Lead Inspector pipe mill, coating Inspector to join our Technical Inspection Service team in Canada. This is a fantastic opportunity to grow a versatile career in Inspection Services!

As a Lead Inspector pipe mill, coating you will be responsible for providing assistance to the client in the overall monitoring, surveillance and/or supervision of the facilities' pipe activities and the procedures necessary for achieving the desired levels of quality as it pertains to the project.

The Lead Inspector pipe mill, coating is responsible for performing coating visual inspection before, during and on fabricated equipment at pipe mill. The ideal candidate must be well versed in quality control inspections and tests, pipe fabrication and coating processes, including nondestructive testing techniques and destructive testing.

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All inspectors are utilized on an ad hoc basis and are not provided daily duties. All needs are based on our clients’ needs, and we source inspectors based on availability, location, taxonomy approvals, and specific client requests.

• Participate in project meetings as needed.
• Supervise inspectors on a day-to-day basis to ensure effective utilization and timely verification of the project quality objectives.
• Coordinate the flow of information between the inspectors and other parties including client, contractors, subcontractors, and vendors as appropriate.
• Witness testing, perform verifications, and monitor project activities.
• Routinely conduct facility walkthroughs and report on findings.
• Review surveillance reports and request technical assistance if specific or quality problems are indicated.
• Assess/Audit contractor, subcontractor, and vendor activities to ensure effective execution of the quality assurance programs and plans.
• Coordinate surveillance plans and assist the client in scheduling the appropriate engineering specialists to ensure their participation where necessary to achieve the desired level of quality.
• Assist in the development of client surveillance and inspection staff to monitor implementation of the contractor’s quality assurance program and plan.
• Compile information relating to contractor, subcontractor, or vendor quality, which can be used to support changes in their quality assurance programs, plans, and procedures.
• Report the status of the contractors, subcontractors, or vendors overall quality assurance program to the client and its specific effectiveness on the project.
• Provide coordination and assistance as requested by the client.
• Prepare and issue inspection report.
• Lead and monitor piping and coating inspectors' duties.

• Inspection: Perform both visual inspections and hands‑on testing of pipe coatings, including before, during, and after application.
• Documentation: Maintain meticulous records of inspection results, ensuring all data is accurately documented and reported.
• Quality Control: Guarantee that all protective coatings and welding are applied according to the project's specifications and industry standards.
• Problem Resolution: Identify and troubleshoot coating defects, providing guidance on remedial actions and re‑inspection.
• Safety: Ensure all work, especially when dealing with hazardous materials like lead‑based paint, is performed safely and in compliance with regulations.
• Technical knowledge: Versed in different types of pipe coatings, manufacturing styles of pipe such as Seamless and ERW (Electric Resistance Welding), HFI, SAW, DSAW, Spiral, and the advantages/disadvantages of different pipe manufacturing processes – SMLS vs ERW.
• Regulatory knowledge: Expertise in safety regulations, especially concerning lead hazards and other potentially toxic materials.

Be aware of company policies and procedures with respect to Health, Safety and Environmental issues with respect to office‑based and field personnel. Ensure the implementation of company policies, procedures and any applicable legislative regulations. Ensure the documented investigation and follow‑up of any reported incidents to a satisfactory conclusion.

This position outline is a general…