QA/QC E&I Inspector - Field Commissioning & Compliance

Anotech Energy company; Rotterdam; Hybrid; EUR 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Anotech Energy in Rotterdam seeks a QA/QC E&I Inspector to validate electrical installations across Oil & Gas and heavy industries. You will inspect cabling, terminations, panels, and instruments, and perform insulation, continuity, and calibration tests.

Coordinate with construction, commissioning teams, and client representatives; prepare inspection reports, NCRs, and ensure regulatory compliance during shutdowns and FFSDs.

Qualifications

• Formal degree in electrical/ instrumentation fields.
• Proven QA/QC E&I experience in Oil & Gas, Petrochemicals, Power or heavy industry.
• Certifications in CompEx, ATEX/IECEx, ISA Instrumentation and QA/QC inspections.

Responsibilities

• Inspect cabling, terminations, panels, instruments, and earthing.
• Perform testing: insulation resistance, loop checks, calibration.
• Prepare NCRs and verify closure with corrective actions.
• Ensure compliance with IEC, ATEX/IECEx, API, ISA standards.
• Coordinate field activities with construction, commissioning, HSE, vendors, clients.
• Produce daily/weekly inspection reports and KPI dashboards.

Skills

Attention to detail

Clear communication

Safety mindset

Deviations handling

Pressure tolerance

Education

Degree in Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation, Automation, or equivalent

CompEx

ATEX / IECEx

ISA Instrumentation

QA/QC Inspection Certifications (CSWIP, BGAS, or E&I equivalent)

Tools

Megger

Continuity testers

Calibration tools

HART communicator

Loop-check equipment

Job description

Anotech Energy in Rotterdam seeks a QA/QC E&I Inspector to validate electrical installations across Oil & Gas and heavy industries. You will inspect cabling, terminations, panels, and instruments, and perform insulation, continuity, and calibration tests.

Coordinate with construction, commissioning teams, and client representatives; prepare inspection reports, NCRs, and ensure regulatory compliance during shutdowns and FFSDs.