Coating Inspector Nace Level Ii

Coating & Painting Inspector with NACE level II certification in Ontario & Alberta region. Minimum 1-2 inspector in each province.

Responsible for monitoring the coating & painting of different components to ensure compliance with codes, client specifications and applicable standards according to SGS procedures.
Inspector will perform various tasks related to the monitoring of coating processes, such as progress reports, witness sandblasting, priming, final coating, pre-shipment, and loading inspections on a short-, medium-, and long-term basis.
Scope

• Ensure that suppliers issue a non-conformance report and send it to the client if non-conformance is identified;
• Prepare delivery authorisation and forward them to manufacturer/client after all non conforming items are solved.
• Review purchase orders intended for suppliers;
• Review coating/painting reports;
• Ensure that onsite work completed at the client’s location is consistent with the mandate, is completed on time and is conducted in a professional manner with meticulous attention to detail in order to provide excellent service;
• Ensure all non-conformance reports are closed prior to issuing delivery authorisation
• Perform inspections according to the criteria specified in the quote;
• Complete the necessary quality forms related to monitoring or inspection work;
• Coordinate actions with the client and/or supplier with regards to the manufacturer’s project schedule;
• Prepare clear and concise reports within the prescribed time frames (usually 24 hours after completion);
• Consult with clients and/or suppliers to obtain information required for carrying out the work;
• Review technical specifications;
• Communicate with the client when requested by the manager and/or supervisor;
• Prepare non-conformance reports and forward them to the manufacturer when non-conformance is identified;
• Participate in factory meetings when Coating / Painting quality is on the agenda;
• Verify actual work progress;
• Ensure that all equipment necessary is in proper working condition and that the calibration is still valid;
• Verify coating with client specification & project requirements;
• Plan and prepare work to be completed onsite at the client’s location (documents, equipment);
• Review coating quality plans provided by manufacturers and their subcontractors;
• Notify the client should non-conformance be identified at a work site;
• Verify the implementation of quality plans and applicable procedures;
• Perform tasks specified by his/her supervisor and/or department coordinator;
• Identify and analyse customer needs;

Requirements

• W178.2 Welding Inspector Level II or III certified (Preferable)
• Experience : Five (5) to ten (10) years of Coating / Painting Quality assurance supervisory experience in a factory including performing coating inspections;
• Education: Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or metallurgy, or a college degree combined with relevant experience in coating inspection will be considered as equivalent;
• API 510 certified (Preferable)
• NACE Level II / III

The following skills are considered as important assets: Certified as a NACE coating inspector, Qualified in non-destructive testing, welding inspection certification (CWB Level II) ASME qualified (National Board, Authorized Inspection, Authorized Inspector Supervisor) and/or API qualified (510 - Pressure Vessels Inspector, 570 - Piping inspector or 936 - Refractory Inspector).
Job Location:
Greater Toronto Area (GTA), ON
In & around Vancouver region
Docs. Required To Finalize Contract

• 2Mil Liability Insurance
• Valid tickets and qualifications and other documents to be filed
• Clearance letter or provincial Insurance certificate (ex : WCB, WISB, CSST)
• Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) Form + copy of void cheque
• Certificate of Incorporation
• Contract (if selected) signed by the contractor
• Determination Worksheet signed by the contractor

For more information, please contact 1-647-403-8200 or [email protected]
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