Offshore QC Inspector: Piping, Welding & NDT

Swan Global; Doha; On-site; QAR 437,000 - 655,000; Full time

Job summary

Swan Global is seeking a QC Inspector for offshore shutdowns focused on piping, welding and NDT. The role ensures compliance with project specs, codes and safety standards during critical offshore work.

The candidate will verify certifications, review NDT results, witness welding processes and maintain QA documentation, while coordinating with construction staff and third-party inspectors. Offshore safety certifications and relevant standards familiarity are required.

Qualifications

• Diploma/Degree in Mechanical/Welding Engineering or related field.

Responsibilities

• Ensure all mechanical, piping and welding activities comply with project specifications, codes and safety standards during offshore shutdowns.
• Inspect piping installations, welding, valve fittings and repairs per ASME B31.3, API 570, and client standards (QP/Qatargas/Shell).
• Verify material certifications (MTCs), WPS/PQR, and NDT reports (RT/UT/MPI/PT).
• Monitor bolt torqueing, flange alignment, and gasket installation.
• Witness welding processes (SMAW, GTAW, FCAW) and ensure compliance with WPS.
• Review NDT results and approve/reject welds.
• Maintain ITRs, punch lists and NCRs; use SAP or ICAP for QA/QC docs.
• Ensure PTW, LOTO and confined space safety protocols are followed; coordinate with supervisors and inspectors.

Education

Diploma/Degree in Mechanical/Welding Engineering

CSWIP 3.1/3.2 (Welding Inspection)

AWS CWI

ASNT Level II (RT/UT/MPI/PT)

BGAS/NACE

BOSIET/HUET

Tools

SAP

AutoCAD

MS Office

Job description

Swan Global is seeking a QC Inspector for offshore shutdowns focused on piping, welding and NDT. The role ensures compliance with project specs, codes and safety standards during critical offshore work.

The candidate will verify certifications, review NDT results, witness welding processes and maintain QA documentation, while coordinating with construction staff and third-party inspectors. Offshore safety certifications and relevant standards familiarity are required.