Petroleum Inspector

Perform quantity determinations according to industry standards for various commodities, including petroleum products and crude, in various containers, such as shore tanks, vessel tanks, ISO tanks/drums, and tank trucks.
Conduct sampling as per industry standards, with knowledge of various sampling methods, including running, all-level, spot, upper/middle/lower, and dead bottom. Well-versed in the different types of samplers utilized in the petroleum industry.
Conduct inspections of petrochemicals, collecting samples for laboratory analysis, retention, and clients.
Physically measure and record the temperature of shore tanks using various methods in accordance with company and API procedures.
Calculate and report transferred quantities, conducting thorough reconciliations, and capable of performing voyage analysis.
Work in cooperation with client representatives, vessel agents, vessel personnel, expeditors, superintendents, government agents/authorities, and shore facility personnel to ensure accurate results are achieved.
Maintain regular communication with office staff with reference to job status, problems, concerns, etc.

Qualifications:

Engineering, or equivalent bachelor's degree + 7 Years of Core petroleum inspection experience.
3+ Years of working experience in Ruwais refinery and jetty handling of petroleum and Crude / LPG / LNG / Urea / Sulphur Etc...
Familiar with industry standards, such as API/HM, in the petroleum sector.
Preferred to have valid IFIA Petroleum Inspector Certification.
Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to effectively communicate information and respond to queries, both within and outside the organization.
Proficiency in basic mathematics, including the ability to interpolate calculations for trim, list, and VCF calculations. Must be capable of interpreting ship calibration tables in both Imperial and Metric systems.
Fluent in English with excellent communication skills.