About the job Welding QC Supervisor / offshore / 18.9.26
Project: Variuous Offshore Vessels
Job Title: Welding QC Supervisor
Location: Worldwide
Job Description:
The Welding QC Supervisor is responsible for overseeing welding quality control activities, ensuring compliance with project Quality Control Plans, Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs), and applicable industry standards. The role supports the Quality Control Manager/Coordinator in monitoring welding inspections, material traceability, documentation, testing, and Non-Conformance Report (NCR) management to ensure the highest quality standards throughout project execution.
Key Responsibilities:
- Supervise welding inspection activities and verify implementation of Quality Control Plans.
- Ensure materials, consumables, equipment, and measuring instruments are properly received, stored, calibrated, identified, and traceable.
- Monitor welding inspections, tests, and NDT activities, ensuring compliance with approved procedures and quality requirements.
- Review inspection reports, quality records, and project documentation for accuracy and completeness.
- Support qualification and assessment of inspection personnel and subcontractors.
- Manage quality documentation and ensure proper inclusion in final handover and As-Built dossiers.
- Verify effective NCR management and corrective action implementation.
- Coordinate QC activities and personnel allocation on project sites and offshore vessels when required.
What are we looking for?
Education: Master's Degree/bachelor's degree
Experience: 10 to 15 years in the in the Inspector and NDT Check task
Languages: English Language skills required (and any other specified by Project)
Other:
- CSWIP 3.1
- Magnetic Particle Test (MT) ISO 9712 LEVEL 2 or PCN Level 2
- Ultrasonic Test (UT) ISO 9712 LEVEL 2 or PCN Level 2 (3.1, 3.2. 3.8 3.9, Butt Welds in plate , Butt welds in pipe, T Joint Welds , Nozzle Welds, Node Welds)
- Liquid Penetrate Inspections (LP) ISO 9712 or PCN Level 2
- Some experienced in Offshore Heavy Lifting vessel