Jurisdictional Consultant (Boiler Inspector)
devFrederick (MD)
About the role
Jurisdictional Consultant (Boiler Inspector)
Full-time
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Company Name:
FM Global
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Overview:
For nearly two centuries, FM Global clients have relied on our unmatched expertise in crafting engineering-driven risk management solutions. FM Global is the world's largest commercial property insurance and risk management organization specializing in large properties! More than one in three Fortune 1,000 companies, as well as leading international corporations, benefit from FM Global's superior financial strength, risk management skills and extensive expertise in loss prevention engineering and research.
Responsibilities:
This position is primarily responsible for conducting in-service jurisdictional inspections of boilers and pressure vessels located mainly in the Frederick and Gaithersburg, MD area.
The Boiler Inspector (Jurisdictional Consultant) learns and develops the skills required to manage, inspect, evaluate, and consult with Clients. These inspections are conducted within the requirements of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, the Rules of the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors, The National Board Inspection Code, jurisdictional laws and regulations, and FM Global programs, procedures, and instructions. The inspector will be supervised by the Operations Chief Inspector.
Qualifications
Education:
Depending on an individual's experience and other factors, the inspector will have a BS in Engineering, an associate degree from a 2-year technical school, or a high school diploma (or equivalent).
Desired: An individual that already has National Board and state certifications, be qualified to review repairs in accordance with the NBIC and FMIC requirements!
Required:
The position requires the individual to meet National Board In-Service commission qualification requirements Rules for Commissioned Inspectors (RCI-1 NB-263). Acquire a passing score on the National Board Exam and meet State requirements. The individual must acquire a National Board Commission and certification from at least one jurisdiction within 12 months of entering this position.
Experience:
The crucial experience for this position is that required by the current National Board Rules for Commissioned Inspectors to acquire the initial National Board Inservice Commission (IS). Experience in boiler and pressure vessel construction, operation, and inspection, mechanical and electrical equipment, understanding of management systems and good understanding of nondestructive methods and results are vital.
Skills/Knowledge: Strong overall technical knowledge in the boiler and pressure vessel construction and inspection industry, good communication and listening skills, efficient time management and organization, problem solving skills, basic computer application skills, ability to work independently as well as part of a team.
Based on one's experience they will be considered for Jurisdictional or II
The position is eligible to participate in FM Global’s comprehensive Total Rewards program that includes an incentive plan, generous health and well-being programs, a 401(k) and pension plan, career development opportunities, tuition reimbursement, flexible work, time off allowances and much more.
FM Global is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to attracting, developing and retaining a diverse workforce.
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