Pipeline QA Coordinator
prima strategic groupFairbanks (AK)
About the role
Job Posting Act as overall QA Coordinator on behalf of client for all pipeline projects on North Slope. Review and Approve Pipeline Laying Contractor and Fabrication Contractor's Inspection and Test Plans. Review and Approve Contractor Quality Processes to ensure the plans and processes submitted meets project specifications and state & federal regulatory body requirements. Review, witness and approves Welding Procedures and Welder & Operator qualifications. Oversee inspection of Line pipe, Pipeline, Welding and NDE conducted at various pipeline installations & facilities. Verify that welds are properly marked for identification and traceable to material of origin. Coordinate with Inspection Coordinator to source competent quality resources from Third Party Inspection Agencies. Verify that weld numbers, pipe numbers are properly identified and logged on inspection reports. Verify that welding is performed according to procedures, specifications, codes, & standards. Maintain daily log of inspection activities. Manage and Monitor Audits and NCRs until final close-out of the findings. Review, Validate and accept Final Quality Data Books received from various Line Pipe, Pipeline and Bend Suppliers.
Requirements: Business Need: Necessary to maintain quality relative to welding integrity.
Key Skills:
Trained & experienced in the inspection of pipeline laying and welding. Knowledgeable in quality assurance and Inspection techniques. Effective oral & written skills. Competent in PC skills (e.g., Microsoft Word, Excel, & E-mail systems)
Candidate Qualifications:
Candidate needs to have 5-10 years of applicable experience in welding inspection. Overseas experience in pipeline facilities construction helpful. Certification in Welding, NDE and Coating will be preferred.
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