Senior Quality Inspector Instrumentation

Job Overview: Provide senior field QC oversight for instrumentation and control-system installation, testing and completion, ensuring work conforms to approved drawings, specifications, ITPs, hazardous-area requirements and applicable international standards. 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

• Instrumentation installation, tubing, hook-up and supports
• Field instruments, control valves, analyzers and associated interfaces
• Instrument / control cabling, glands, termination and identification
• Calibration, loop checks, functional tests and commissioning interfaces
• Hazardous-area / Ex installation inspection
• Punching, completion and turnover records

KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES

• Execute field inspections and document results against approved ITPs, quality checklists and acceptance criteria.
• Verify materials, installation, calibration and test evidence; confirm instrument identification and traceability.
• Inspect Ex installations within assigned competence and verify equipment marking, protection concept, installation details and documentation.
• Witness Hold/Witness points, verify readiness before inspection and reject incomplete or non-compliant work.
• Raise QOCs/NCRs, support disposition/corrective-action follow-up and verify closure evidence.
• Review contractor records and contribute to daily/weekly quality reporting and handover readiness.
• Participate as discipline representative in Kick-Off Meetings, Pre-Inspection Meetings (PIMs) and contractor quality reviews.

FIELD PRESENCE & DELIVERY MODEL Approximately 80% field / 20% office. The inspector is expected to be visibly present at active work fronts; office time is primarily for inspection planning, records, quality reporting, NCR/QOC follow-up and coordination. FIELD EXPECTATION

• Be visible at active work fronts and critical inspection points.
• Verify actual field implementation - not only contractor paperwork.
• Prioritise irreversible, safety/quality-critical and high-risk activities.
• Maintain constructive but independent QC/QA judgement.

QUALITY INTERFACES

• Construction
• Engineering
• Contractors / subcontractors
• Client Quality
• Commissioning / Completion
• Document Control

Essential Qualifications and Education: International EPCM level EDUCATION Engineering degree or technical diploma in Instrumentation, Electrical, Automation or a closely related discipline. EXPERIENCE

• Minimum 7 years relevant instrumentation QC/inspection experience on major industrial EPC/EPCM projects.
• Demonstrated senior field capability across construction, pre-commissioning and commissioning interfaces.
• Experience on multidisciplinary process, energy, hydrogen, petrochemical or comparable industrial facilities preferred.

EU / INTERNATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS The following qualifications / competence requirements apply. Certificates shall be valid and verifiable where certification is stated as mandatory.

• ATEX / hazardous-area competence mandatory for assigned scope: recognised CompEx qualification (relevant units) or IECEx Certificate of Personnel Competence / accepted equivalent.
• Competence shall match the actual Ex inspection duties; strong working knowledge of IEC/EN 60079 series expected.
• Calibration / instrumentation inspection training or recognised vendor/OEM competence is advantageous.

TECHNICAL COMPETENCE Role-specific knowledge expected for independent field judgement.

• Read and interpret P&IDs, loop diagrams, hook-up drawings, datasheets, cable schedules and vendor documentation.
• Strong knowledge of instrument installation, tubing, calibration, loop checks, Ex installations and completion records.

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