Maritime QA/QC Inspector

SMEC (an SJ Group company); Pasig; On-site; PHP 600,000 - 1,000,000; Full time

Job summary

SMEC (an SJ Group company) is seeking a seasoned QA/QC Inspector for maritime civil and port expansion projects. You will oversee site inspections, verify materials, and drive ITP execution with attention to NDT and welding standards.

The role involves coating inspection, documentation, NCRs, and audits in challenging offshore and coastal environments, requiring a Civil/Mechanical/Marine engineering background and relevant certifications.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Mechanical, Marine Engineering or related technical discipline.
• Minimum 5 years in QA/QC inspection with at least 3 years on port expansion or coastal maritime projects.
• Strong knowledge of international maritime and engineering codes (BS 6349, AWS D1.1, ASTM/ACI).
• Certified in welding inspection (AWS-CWI/CSWIP 3.1) and/or marine coatings inspection (AMPP/NACE Level 2 or BGAS-CSWIP) preferred.

Responsibilities

• Site inspections of maritime civil and structural works including pile testing and quay wall works.
• Verify incoming marine-grade materials and ensure MTC compliance.
• Implement and monitor project-specific ITP, witnessing and hold points.
• Supervise NDT and welding operations per AWS D1.1 or equivalent.
• Inspect protective marine coatings and measure dry film thickness (DFT).
• Generate daily inspection logs, witness reports, and QC records; issue NCRs as needed.
• Assist in internal and external quality audits and ensure equipment calibration and traceability.

Skills

QA/QC inspection

Port expansion

Coastal maritime infra

NDT oversight

Welding supervision

Documentation

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Civil/Mechanical/Marine Engineering

Tools

NDT equipment

AWS D1.1 compliance

MTC verification

Coatings thickness gauge

Job description

SMEC (an SJ Group company) is seeking a seasoned QA/QC Inspector for maritime civil and port expansion projects. You will oversee site inspections, verify materials, and drive ITP execution with attention to NDT and welding standards.

The role involves coating inspection, documentation, NCRs, and audits in challenging offshore and coastal environments, requiring a Civil/Mechanical/Marine engineering background and relevant certifications.