What are the responsibilities and job description for the Authorized Inspector - Boiler & Pressure Vessel - Pittsburgh position at ARISE Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company (ABIIC) Risk Retention Group?
Your Tasks
- Perform shop and field inspections in accordance with ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code (BPVC) and National Board requirements.
- Verify Certificate Holders’ authorizations, including Certificates of Authorization and National Board registration eligibility.
- Review and confirm that applicable ASME Code editions, referenced standards, and code cases are available and current.
- Monitor and evaluate Certificate Holders' quality programs, including updates, revisions, and compliance with ASME BPVC.
- Inspect materials, review material test reports, and confirm material traceability and documentation accuracy.
- Designate and perform inspections at key construction stages, including internal and external inspections, pressure tests, weld examinations, and nondestructive testing verification.
- Review and verify design drawings, calculations, and job documentation for adherence to ASME BPVC requirements.
- Complete and certify Manufacturer’s Data Reports and authorize ASME Code symbol stamping when all requirements are met.
- Participate in joint reviews and perform in-service inspections as needed.
Your Qualifications
- Current and valid National Board Authorized Inspector (AI) Commission.
- Successful completion of the National Board New Construction Commission course and the Authorized Inspector course/exam.
- Meets experience requirements of ASME QAI‑1 Table 1 and has completed a minimum of 80 hours of on‑the‑job ASME training under supervision.
- Strong understanding of ASME BPVC requirements, materials, fabrication processes, welding procedures, and quality program compliance.
- Detail‑oriented, self‑motivated, able to work independently and collaboratively.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to meet deadlines and represent ARISE professionally.
What We Offer
- Commitment to work-life balance.
- Opportunities to work with a wide range of clients performing high‑impact ASME and National Board inspections.
- A professional, collaborative environment that emphasizes technical excellence, quality, and integrity.
- Access to ongoing training, development resources, and support for maintaining professional certifications.
- A role that contributes directly to safety, code compliance, and quality assurance across regulated industries.
Additional Information
- This role includes shop, field, and on‑site inspections and may involve travel to client locations.
- In this role you must be able to work in industrial environments and communicate clearly.
- The position requires strong attention to detail, the ability to manage time efficiently, and the ability to meet deadlines. and the ability to work in industrial environments.