What are the responsibilities and job description for the Inspection Advisor API position at ALLY?
Location: Williston, ND
Schedule: Monday- Friday (40 Hours / Week)
Truck Allowance Available.
Required Certifications: API 510 and API 570.
Must have fieldwork experience with upstream operations (tank batteries, compressor stations, pipelines).
Main Functions
Schedule: Monday- Friday (40 Hours / Week)
Truck Allowance Available.
Required Certifications: API 510 and API 570.
Must have fieldwork experience with upstream operations (tank batteries, compressor stations, pipelines).
Main Functions
- Promote safety within area of specialty
- Provide a very high level of quality expertise in inspection disciplines such as rotating equipment, instrumentation and electrical equipment, fixed equipment or Non-Destructive Examination (NDE) (e.g. NDE Level III for instance)
- Advise on all quality matters associated with procurement and installation of equipment
- Monitor production processes and perform surveillance activities in a manufacturing or fabrication environment.
- Coordinate and oversee activities of 3rd party and/or Contractor source inspectors
- Perform surveillance activities, quality inspection activities in accordance with the Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs)
- Provide direction to suppliers on quality management. Review and evaluate Contractor’s and Suppliers’ quality documents for accuracy and adequacy
- Manage interfaces and coordination between Suppliers, Contractors, Quality Supervision and other Project Team disciplines (e.g. Engineering, Construction)
- Lead development and execution of detailed oversight program for high criticality activities or critical equipment inspections.
- Participate in Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs), final inspection release activities, review of supplier Quality Control documents and support closure of punch list items
- Keep Quality supervision updated with status of quality issues
- Provide leadership / expertise in quality inspection activities, make judgments and decisions the technical and physical adequacy of associated equipment and systems
- Provides input to and validate Contractor’s / Supplier procedures for inspection and for testing / examining components
- Generate, review and revise operational procedures for inspection and test equipment
- Interface with Quality and Engineering disciplines to provide inspection and testing expertise in the development and review of drawings, procedures and Project plans
- Support project with the development of method statements and/or examination technique recommendations for equipment inspections; travel to construction and/or fabrication site when requested to review and make technical advice for compliance with specified requirements
- Coordinate activities of 3rd party and Contractor’s inspectors within discipline, in conjunction with Supplier’s Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) team
- Utilize Quality Management expertise to perform audits and/or assessments of Contractors / Supplier implementation of inspection activities and document deficiencies
- Perform supplementary inspections and verifications in accordance with requirements of the Inspection and Testing Plan (ITP) and the Project Surveillance Plan(s)
- Provide early warning of potential quality problems and the expertise to avoid / resolve them SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelors or Associates degree in Engineering or Science preferred
- Experience executing project construction or quality assurance/control of procurement or construction activities
- Manufacturing, fabrication or construction experience related to project scope
- Recent experience in selected inspection discipline
- Willing and able to business travel to other assets.
