QC Inspector - Piping - Project

ABIS; Riyadh Region; On-site; SAR 89,000 - 134,000; Full time

Job summary

ABIS is seeking a QC Inspector – Piping to perform in-process and final inspections of piping fabrication and installation to verify compliance with isometrics, welding procedures, and ASME B31.3.

The role is field-based in Saudi Arabia, requiring daily presence on active piping fronts and ability to witness hydrotests and NDE activities per ITP. 5–8 years of piping QC experience and relevant engineering degree are preferred.

Qualifications

• 5–8 years of experience in piping QC/inspection on construction/fabrication projects.
• Diploma or Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering; CSWIP/CWI preferred.
• Strong knowledge of ASME B31.3 and weld mapping.

Responsibilities

• Perform in-process and final inspections on piping fabrication and installation works.
• Witness hydrotests and NDE activities per ITP.
• Verify pipe fit-up, alignment, and welding against isometrics and WPS.
• Record inspection results and raise non-conformances as required.
• Coordinate hold points and inspections with client/third-party inspectors.
• Maintain inspection records, checklists, and daily QC reports.

Skills

Attention to Detail

Integrity

Analytical Thinking

Communication Skills

Time Management

Education

Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

QC/inspection certification (e.g., CSWIP, CWI) preferred

Tools

Piping Inspection Techniques

Reading Isometrics, P&IDs & Welding Maps

Welding Inspection & NDE Awareness (RT/UT/PT/MT)

Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs)

Measuring & Testing Equipment Use

QC Documentation & Reporting

Job description

SECTION I: Job Summary

The QC Inspector – Piping performs inspection and testing of piping fabrication and installation activities to verify compliance with isometrics, welding procedures, and applicable codes and standards.

SECTION II: Job Analysis

Duties & Responsibilities

• Perform in-process and final inspections on piping fabrication and installation works.
• Witness hydrotests, NDE activities (RT/UT/PT/MT), and other required tests per the ITP.
• Verify pipe fit-up, alignment, and welding against approved isometrics and WPS.
• Verify materials, spools, and fittings against material certificates and specifications.
• Record inspection results and raise Non-Conformance Reports as required.
• Coordinate hold points and inspections with client/third-party inspectors.
• Maintain inspection records, checklists, and daily QC reports.
• Verify calibration status of measuring and test equipment used on site.
• Support punch-list generation and verification of closure for piping works.
• Ensure work fronts comply with approved method statements and piping codes (ASME B31.3).
• Support preparation of quality documentation for piping handover dossiers.

SECTION III: Performance Indicators

Evaluated Based On

• Inspection accuracy and completeness
• Timely identification and reporting of non-conformances
• First-time weld/inspection acceptance rate
• Adherence to inspection schedules/hold points
• Quality of inspection documentation

SECTION IV: Required Skills & Abilities

Core Competencies

• Attention to Detail
• Integrity
• Analytical Thinking
• Communication Skills
• Time Management

Technical Skills

• Piping Inspection Techniques
• Reading Isometrics, P&IDs & Welding Maps
• Welding Inspection & NDE Awareness (RT/UT/PT/MT)
• Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs)
• Measuring & Testing Equipment Use
• QC Documentation & Reporting

SECTION V: Required Experience and Education

Experience

• 5–8 years of experience as a QC Inspector on piping construction/fabrication projects.

Education

• Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering.
• QC/inspection certification (e.g., CSWIP, CWI) preferred.

SECTION VI: LEVEL OF AUTHORITY

• Supervisory / Managerial: No supervisory responsibility.
• Financial: No financial or budget authority.

SECTION VII: MISCELLANEOUS JOB-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS

General Profile / Specifications:

• Field-based role requiring daily presence on active piping work fronts
• Exposure to site/construction conditions
• May require shift work or extended hours to cover inspection hold points