Quality Inspector Mechanical Static/Rotating

Job Overview: Provide field QC inspection for static and rotating equipment and associated HVAC/ducting installation and testing in accordance with approved drawings, vendor requirements, ITPs and project specifications. Our ingenuity fuels daily life. Together, we’ve forged some of the most trusted partnerships across the energy value chain to make what was once just an idea a reality: laying subsea infrastructure thousands of feet below sea level, installing platforms hundreds of miles from shore, using our expertise to design and build offshore wind infrastructure, and reshaping the onshore landscape to deliver the energy products the world needs safely and sustainably. For more than 100 years, we've been making the impossible possible. Today, we're driving the energy transition with more than 30,000 of the brightest minds across 54 countries. Key Tasks and Responsibilities:

• TECHNICAL SCOPE
• Static equipment, vessels and packaged units
• Pumps, compressors and rotating equipment
• Equipment setting, leveling, alignment and preservation
• HVAC equipment, ductwork installation, supports and interfaces
• HVAC cleanliness, insulation interfaces, duct leakage/pressure testing and air-system testing/balancing records
• Mechanical completion, punch and turnover
• KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES
• Execute and document inspections against approved ITPs, drawings, vendor manuals and specifications
• Verify receipt condition, preservation, installation, leveling/alignment and final acceptance of mechanical equipment
• Inspect HVAC/ducting installation including supports, joints, interfaces, cleanliness and insulation readiness
• Witness specified duct leakage/pressure testing and review testing, adjusting and balancing (TAB) results against approved procedures and acceptance criteria
• Raise QOCs/NCRs, verify corrective actions and support progressive handover readiness
• Coordinate with Construction, Engineering, contractors, vendors and Client QC
• QUALITY PRINCIPLES & PROCESSES
• Apply the NCR/QOC lifecycle: identification, containment, disposition, technical review, root cause, corrective action, effectiveness verification and closure
• Understand ITP Hold/Witness/Review/Surveillance points, inspection notification, objective evidence, traceability and acceptance records
• Provide quality reporting covering activity, rejections, open/aged issues, trends, critical risks, actions and look-ahead
• Escalate repeat, systemic, overdue or high-risk quality issues through the EPCM quality organization
• Support punch management, progressive dossier completion and handover readiness
• EPCM DELIVERY EXPECTATIONS
• Maintain professional independence and base acceptance decisions on approved requirements and objective evidence
• Coordinate effectively with Contractor, Construction, Engineering, Client Quality and discipline inspectors
• Participate in relevant Kick-Off, Pre-Inspection and recurring Contractor Quality meetings; prepare evidence and close assigned actions
• Apply a risk-based approach to critical, irreversible and high-rework activities.
• Promote prevention, early intervention, lessons learned and continuous improvement
• Ensure quality records accurately represent executed work and support system completion and turnover

Essential Qualifications and Education:

• Mechanical engineering degree/diploma or equivalent technical qualification
• Minimum 5 years relevant mechanical QC/inspection experience on industrial EPC/EPCM projects
• Demonstrated static and rotating equipment installation, alignment and preservation experience
• Practical ducting/HVAC systems installation and testing experience is a strong advantage

Ability to interpret equipment drawings, HVAC layouts, vendor manuals, tolerances, ITPs and inspection/test records - EU / INTERNATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

• Relevant mechanical inspection/alignment training is advantageous
• Recognized HVAC inspection, commissioning or TAB training/certification (e.g. Eurovent, NEBB, AABC or equivalent) is a strong advantage

Knowledge of applicable HVAC/ductwork requirements such as EN 12599, EN 12237, EN 1507 and project-specified SMACNA requirements is advantageous - CORE COMPETENCIES

• Technical judgement and attention to detail
• Integrity and constructive challenge
• Clear written and verbal communication
• Problem solving and disciplined follow-up
• Ability to work in a multicultural EPCM environment

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