Coatings Inspector II | AMPP CIP Level 2 | On-Site Lead

Construction Material Testing; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 55,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Construction Material Testing seeks a Coatings Inspector II to lead inspection of protective coating and lining work on industrial projects, with sign-off authority: plan hold points, verify surface preparation, application and cure, perform adhesion and holiday testing, and write the inspection reports relied on by owner and engineer.

Responsibilities include supervising Level 1 inspectors on larger projects, disposition of defects, writing nonconformance reports, and representing the

Qualifications

• AMPP (NACE) CIP Level 2 certification, current, with 2+ years inspecting under it.
• Command of SSPC/NACE surface preparation standards and common industrial coating systems.
• Experience on tank, pipeline, water/wastewater, or structural steel coating projects.
• Ability to stop an application that is out of specification and document it so it closes.

Responsibilities

• Plan inspection hold points and testing from the coating specification and the manufacturer's data.
• Verify surface preparation, application, and cure with sign-off authority at each hold point.
• Perform adhesion, holiday, and cure testing.
• Disposition defects and specify repairs.
• Supervise Level 1 inspectors on larger projects and review their logs.
• Write inspection and nonconformance reports.
• Represent the inspection program to the owner and applicator.

Skills

Coatings inspection

Quality assurance

Supervision

Documentation

Education

AMPP (NACE) CIP Level 2 certification

Job description

Construction Material Testing seeks a Coatings Inspector II to lead inspection of protective coating and lining work on industrial projects, with sign-off authority: plan hold points, verify surface preparation, application and cure, perform adhesion and holiday testing, and write the inspection reports relied on by owner and engineer.

Responsibilities include supervising Level 1 inspectors on larger projects, disposition of defects, writing nonconformance reports, and representing the