Topside Quality Inspector_mechanical Inspector

POSITION DESCRIPTIONPosition Title: Topside Quality Inspector - Mechanical Inspector KEY ROLE The SDC Topside Mechanical Inspector is responsible for executing Quality Control and surveillance activities associated with the fabrication, assembly, installation, storage, preservation, testing, mechanical completion, and commissioning readiness of mechanical systems and equipment. The role provides assurance that all mechanical equipment, materials, and associated preservation activities are managed in accordance with project specifications, vendor requirements, approved Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs), and Quality Management System requirements to maintain asset integrity throughout fabrication, storage, installation, and handover phases. The inspector also supports implementation of the Project Quality Management System and Right First Time (R1T) initiatives. KEY ACCCOUNTABILITIES: Quality Assurance & Quality Control §  Execute the Project Quality Plan within construction and commissioning activities. §  Implement bp Engineering and Quality Management requirements. §  Support and facilitate the Right First Time (R1T) programme. §  Conduct planned surveillance and inspection activities in accordance with approved Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs). §  Verify contractor compliance with project specifications, procedures, standards, and quality requirements. §  Participate in quality audits, assessments, and contractor performance reviews as required. §  Contribute to quality observations, lessons learned, and continuous improvement initiatives. Mechanical Equipment Inspection Perform surveillance and inspection of: §  Static equipment (pressure vessels, drums, separators, filters, heat exchangers). §  Rotating equipment (compressors, pumps, turbines, generators, gearboxes). §  Package equipment and skids. §  Valves and valve assemblies. §  Mechanical handling equipment and associated supports. §  Piping systems, supports, and mechanical interfaces. §  Verify equipment installation complies with approved drawings, specifications, and vendor requirements. §  Monitor preservation and storage requirements for mechanical equipment. §  Verify equipment alignment, leveling, and installation tolerances. Storage & Preservation §  Verify mechanical equipment and materials are stored, handled, and preserved in accordance with approved preservation procedures, project requirements, and manufacturer recommendations. §  Conduct periodic inspections of warehouses, laydown areas, storage facilities, and fabrication locations to assess equipment condition and preservation effectiveness. §  Monitor preservation activities for static and rotating equipment, including shaft rotation, humidity control, desiccant replacement, protective coatings, and temporary preservation systems. §  Verify equipment protective covers, end caps, flange protectors, packaging, and environmental controls remain in place and effective throughout the storage period. §  Ensure preservation records, inspection logs, and maintenance registers are maintained accurately and are available for audit and handover purposes. §  Participate in receipt inspections and verify equipment condition, certification, traceability, transportation damage status, and preservation requirements upon delivery. §  Identify equipment deterioration, corrosion, contamination, moisture ingress, or preservation deficiencies and ensure timely corrective actions are implemented. §  Verify preservation status is maintained during installation, mechanical completion, and commissioning until final handover to Operations. Testing & Commissioning Readiness Witness and verify: §  Pressure testing and leak testing activities. §  Functional and performance testing. §  Mechanical completion inspections. §  Punch list generation and close-out verification. Pre-commissioning and commissioning activities. §  Confirm completion and accuracy of inspection records and test documentation prior to system handover. Materials & Traceability §  Verify certification, material traceability, and identification of mechanical equipment and components. §  Ensure preservation requirements are maintained throughout fabrication, storage, and installation phases. §  Participate in receipt inspections and material verification activities. Non-Conformance Management §  Identify quality deficiencies and non-conformances. §  Support NCR investigations, root cause analysis, and corrective action implementation. §  Monitor closure of NCRs and quality actions within agreed timelines. §  Review contractor deviation and concession requests related to mechanical systems. Contractor Oversight §  Monitor contractor and subcontractor quality activities. §  Verify competency and qualification of inspection personnel performing mechanical inspections. §  Review contractor reports and quality records for completeness and accuracy. §  Identify areas requiring increased surveillance or quality intervention. Documentation & Reporting §