Summary
Emirates Electrical & Instrumentation Company LLC, a member of the Juman Energy Group, is seeking a QC Inspector for welding and painting work in Abu Dhabi. The role covers welding, coating and related fabrication and installation inspections, including checks against approved procedures, project specifications and ITPs. Duties include coordinating NDT and pressure tests, maintaining inspection records, managing non-conformances and supporting client and third-party inspections. Applicants should have a relevant technical qualification, 5–10 years of QC inspection experience and valid welding and coating inspection certifications. The role may require work in remote locations.
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Company Description
Emirates Electrical & Instrumentation Company LLC is a proud member of the Juman Energy Group.
For almost 20 years, we have made vital contributions to the Oil & Gas sector of the UAE, executing both onshore and offshore projects. Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) is one of our main clients along with Tier 1 and Tier 2 EPC contractors in this sector. We have the expertise to carry out full EPC&M services for electrical and instrumentation works and bring our intrinsic knowledge to measure and automate exploration, production, separation, refining processes, and distribution through our localized services
Job Description
- Review and understand approved drawings, specifications, Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs), welding procedure specifications (WPS/PQR), and painting/coating procedures before starting inspection activities.
- Verify welder and welding operator qualifications (WPQ), continuity records, and validity of certifications before allowing welding.
- Check material identification and traceability, including pipes, fittings, flanges, plates, structural sections, and consumables, against MTCs and project specifications.
- Inspect joint fit-up, alignment, cleanliness, bevel preparation, gap, and root opening prior to welding.
- Monitor welding in progress, including preheat, interpass temperature, welding parameters, consumable control (baking, storage, issue), shielding gas, and compliance with the approved WPS.
- Carry out visual inspection of completed welds and verify compliance with acceptance criteria (e.g., ASME B31.3, ASME IX, AWS D1.1, API 1104, as applicable).
- Maintain weld maps, weld logs, welder performance records, and joint traceability.
- Coordinate NDT activities (RT, UT, MT, PT, PMI, hardness testing, ferrite testing) with NDT contractors, review reports and radiographs, and follow up on repairs and re-tests.
- Witness post-weld heat treatment (PWHT) and review heat treatment charts and records.
- Witness and verify hydrostatic and pneumatic pressure tests in coordination with the piping and commissioning teams.
- Verify weld repair procedures, repair rates, and welder performance, and recommend corrective actions or welder re-qualification where needed.
- Inspect surface preparation prior to coating, including cleanliness grade, surface profile, soluble salts, dust, and ambient conditions (dew point, relative humidity, surface and air temperature).
- Verify paint materials, batch numbers, shelf life, mixing, thinning, pot life, and storage conditions against the manufacturer's data sheets and approved coating system.
- Measure and record wet film thickness (WFT) and dry film thickness (DFT) on each coat, and check for defects such as runs, sags, pinholes, holidays, and poor adhesion.
- Perform holiday detection (spark testing) and adhesion testing on coatings, linings, and buried or underground lines as required.
- Inspect passive fire protection, insulation, and field joint coating works where applicable.
- Carry out multidiscipline QC inspections, as assigned, on fabrication, erection, installation, and pre-commissioning activities in line with the project ITPs.
- Issue, review, and close Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs), punch-list items, and corrective action requests, and follow up until closure.
- Participate in third-party and client inspections, hold-point and witness-point notifications, and audits, and raise Requests for Inspection (RFIs) accurately.
- Prepare and maintain inspection reports, checksheets, calibration records, daily/weekly QC reports, and the final quality dossier (as-built and turnover documentation).
- Ensure inspection tools and equipment (gauges, DFT meters, hi-lo gauges, pit gauges, welding multi-gauges, thermometers, hygrometers) are calibrated and in good condition.
- Follow the Permit-to-Work system, HSE rules, and site procedures at all times; participate in toolbox talks and stop work when unsafe conditions or quality risks are identified.
- Provide guidance and feedback to welders, painters, and supervisors on quality requirements and promote a right-first-time culture.
Qualifications
- Diploma or degree in Mechanical, Metallurgical, Materials, or Industrial Engineering, or an equivalent technical qualification.
- 5–10 years of QC inspection experience, including at least 3–5 years on oil & gas, refinery, petrochemical, or EPC projects.
- Valid welding inspection certification such as AWS CWI, CSWIP 3.1/3.2, or BGAS Grade 2/1 (or equivalent).
- Valid coating inspection certification such as NACE/AMPP Coating Inspector Level 1/2, FROSIO, or BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector (or equivalent).
Additional Information
- Willingness to work in remote locations as required.
- Ability to use hand and power tools safely.
- Ability perform manual work.
- Strong problem-solving and teamwork abilities.
- Effective communication skills.