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QC Welding Inspector
Job summary
A leading recruitment agency in Dubai is looking for a QC Welding Inspector with a minimum of 3 years of experience in welding inspection, preferably in the oil and gas sector. The role involves inspecting welding operations, ensuring compliance with industry standards, conducting nondestructive testing, and preparing inspection reports. Candidates should have a high school diploma or equivalent and certification as a Welding Inspector. Strong knowledge of welding techniques and safety protocols is essential for success in this position.
Qualifications
- Minimum of 3 years of experience in welding inspection, preferably in the oil & gas construction or manufacturing industry.
- Strong knowledge of industry standards and codes including ASME, AWS, and API.
Responsibilities
- Inspect and evaluate welding operations for compliance with standards.
- Perform visual inspections of welded joints.
- Conduct nondestructive testing (NDT) methods.
- Prepare detailed inspection reports.
- Collaborate with teams to resolve quality issues.
Skills
Education
Job Title: QC Welding Inspector
Location: Dubai
Experience: 3 Years
Salary: Depends Upon Experience
- Inspect and evaluate welding operations and procedures for compliance with industry standards codes and safety regulations.
- Perform visual inspections of welded joints to ensure quality and integrity.
- Review welding procedures and ensure adherence to required specifications and codes.
- Conduct nondestructive testing (NDT) such as ultrasonic testing (UT) radiographic testing (RT) magnetic particle inspection (MPI) and dye penetrant inspection (DPI).
- Prepare and maintain detailed inspection reports and documentation of welding inspections.
- Collaborate with the welding team and management to resolve quality issues and improve welding practices.
- Monitor and control welding parameters such as heat input welding speed and material specifications.
- Ensure welding operations comply with client specifications contract requirements and safety standards.
- Assist in the selection of welding methods and materials to optimize the quality of welds.
- High School Diploma or equivalent; formal education or certification in Welding Technology Quality Control or a related field is preferred.
- Certification as a Welding Inspector (e.g. AWS CWI CSWIP or equivalent).
- Minimum of 3 years of experience in welding inspection preferably in the oil & gas construction or manufacturing industry.
- Strong knowledge of welding techniques codes and standards (e.g. ASME AWS API).
- Expertise in various NDT methods such as UT RT MPI and DPI.
- Familiarity with welding procedures and the ability to verify compliance with specifications.
- Attention to detail and strong analytical skills to identify and troubleshoot welding defects.
- Ability to read and interpret blueprints technical drawings and welding symbols.
- Good communication skills for interacting with the welding team management and clients.
- Strong organizational skills to maintain accurate inspection records and reports.
- Knowledge of safety protocols and the ability to ensure compliance with safety standards during welding operations.
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