E&I Analyzer QC Inspector — Contract (2–3 days/wk)

Kiwa; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 83,000 - 124,000; Part time

Job summary

Kiwa PPI in Houston, TX seeks experienced E&I Inspectors / Quality Control Specialists for a contract assignment supporting a major Midstream/Downstream project. The role focuses on third‑party quality surveillance and post‑manufacturing inspections on analyzers and associated electrical/instrumentation systems.

Ideal candidates are certified electricians with hands‑on experience inspecting analytical instrumentation and a willingness to commit to a steady 2–3 day per week schedule for 6 months

Qualifications

• Must be a certified electrician with active license or verifiable certification.
• Proven experience inspecting industrial analyzers, process instrumentation, and electrical control panels.
• Strong knowledge of NEC/IEC hazardous area classifications and electrical schematics.
• Ability to read technical specs, OEM manuals, and quality documentation packages.
• Reliable with a steady 2–3 day per week schedule for the duration of the contract.

Responsibilities

• Conduct vendor surveillance, hold/witness inspections, and quality checks on analyzers and E&I assemblies.
• Inspect wiring terminations, tubing, grounding, enclosures, and component installations against drawings and OEM specs.
• Witness FAT, calibration checks, loop checks, and functional verifications prior to final release.
• Verify calibration certificates, MTRs, hazardous area certifications, and manufacturing docs.
• Identify, document, and track NCRs or workmanship deficiencies to resolution.
• Prepare and submit daily inspection reports to Kiwa PPI and project management.

Skills

Certified Electrician

Industrial inspection

P&ID reading

Documentation review

Attention to detail

Job description

Kiwa PPI in Houston, TX seeks experienced E&I Inspectors / Quality Control Specialists for a contract assignment supporting a major Midstream/Downstream project. The role focuses on third‑party quality surveillance and post‑manufacturing inspections on analyzers and associated electrical/instrumentation systems.

Ideal candidates are certified electricians with hands‑on experience inspecting analytical instrumentation and a willingness to commit to a steady 2–3 day per week schedule for 6 months