Coating Inspector - Nigeria To monitor surface preparation, coating and cathodic protection related activities done by Contractor and ensure that activities are fully compliant with Project requirements, specifications, codes, drawings, etc.2. To ensure that coating & CP record books are properly documented and maintained by Contractor3. To be aware of the Project specifications and ensure Contractor compliance in relation with Structure Supervisor4. To perform all Company quality inspections relating to coating & CP5. To promote application of Company policies, rules, procedures, General Specifications and Project procedures6. To identify any non-conformance with Project requirements, report to Structure Supervisor and follow-up remedial action by Contractor7. To ensure that approved modifications are implemented and documented for as-built documentation8. To be proactive in anticipating events or Contractor’s problems which may affect the successful completion of the Project objectives and inform Structure Supervisor and Site Representative9. To assist with making of progress records and other key performance indicators10. To produce accurate activity report to Structure Supervisor11. To attend Project meetings as and when requiredQualification: B.Sc. chemical or mechanical engineering Professional experience: More than 10 years solid working experience in coating & CP jobs in Oil & GasExperience with offshore structure and piping coating & CP works: 5 yearsConversant with relevant ASME, AWS and API codes ACQPA, FROSIO or NACE qualification minimum Level 3certified by international body Proven leadership capabilities with strong organizational and coordination abilitiesAutonomous, self motivating and active team playerOral and written fluency in English mandatoryMicrosoft Office proficientView the original article here Coating Inspector - Nigeria To monitor surface preparation, coating and cathodic protection related activities done by Contractor and ensure that activities are fully ... Read more » Thursday, December 15, 2011