The Intermediate Field
Inspector for Skystone will
have a suite of
responsibilities including,
but not limited to, active
participation in the
delivery of inspection
services.
Job Duties:
As a member of the inspection
services group, the Intermediate
Field Inspector is responsible
for, but not limited to, the
following general duties:
- Inspection of equipment.
This includes writing
inspection reports in a
timely fashion within their
certification limits.
- Assist in the
development of appropriate
short and long term
inspection plans.
- Ensure current codes and
standards are collected,
understood and used for
design or repair
calculations.
- Ensure appropriate use
of technical, safety, and
quality management system
standards, procedures and
forms.
- Conduct internal,
installation and external
inspections.
- Conduct thickness
monitoring (TML) of
installation and on-stream
external inspections and
asset data collection.
- Act under direction of
the owner’s inspector for
ASME B31.3 piping additions.
- Collect data and input
into internal database
(inventory, process,
maintenance history and
corrosion data).
- Audit client/service
providers for compliance to
applicable regulations.
- Audit service companies
for suitability for use and
performance.
- Initial review and
approval of pressure relief
device service data and
inspection data.
- Perform other duties
required by Pressure
Equipment Integrity
Management programs.
- Involved in
foreman/manager reviews of
Pressure Equipment Integrity
Management program status.
- Assist in continuous
improvement of quality
management system.
- Assist in training
related to inspection.
- Actively participate in
inspection network.
- Long hours may be
required during key
operational shut-downs.
- Travel to clients’
offices and field locations
as required to fulfill
company obligations will be
approximately 30-50%of the
time, with the remainder in
office.
Decision Making Authority:
Industry Experience:
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Proven skills in working
with clients, office and
field staff.
-
Knowledge of oil and gas
industry.
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Ability to work with
fabrication and NDE
contractors in an efficient
manner.
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Five (5) years of relevant
pressure equipment
experience.
-
Regulatory knowledge.
-
Knowledge of quality
management systems is an
asset.
Education Requirements:
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High school diploma or GED.
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API 510 or National Board
Commission.
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ABSA In-Service Pressure
Vessel Inspector or
In-Service Boiler and
Pressure Equipment Inspector
Software Skills:
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Familiar with Microsoft
Outlook™.
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Good skills with Microsoft
Excel™ and
MS Word™ documents.
- Knowledge of database
programs.
