Job Description

Summary

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Join our team as a QA/QC Inspector, actively participating in onshore quality inspections in alignment with project requirements, as outlined in the Site Quality Plan (PQP), procedures, and relevant Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs). You will be essential in ensuring the quality of goods receipt inspections, pre-assembly, assembly, and final inspections prior to load-out, while maintaining strong communication with customer inspectors and stakeholders.



A keen eye for detail and commitment to excellence will be vital in guaranteeing the safe and efficient execution of the Dogger Bank Project.

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Key Responsibilities:

Serve as the main contact with customer QA/QC representatives during receival and load-out inspections. Plan and coordinate inspection readiness for main components in collaboration with site teams. Review and approve Method Statement & Risk Assessment Checklist and other Quality Records prior to load-out and final walkdown. Actively participate in the Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) program to ensure a safe work environment. Implement the Project & Site Quality Plan and support procedures at the work site. Conduct inspections according to Site Inspection & Test Plans (ITP), ensuring compliance with quality standards. Lead continuous improvements by sharing feedback and lessons learned for each load-out with the Global Supply Chain. Collaborate with the Document Control Team and manage site documentation. Record, report, and resolve non-conformities arising during inspections. Support completions, mechanical, electrical, and commissioning teams in validating closure of outstanding works and punch list items. Report concerns related to the preservation of main components against acceptance criteria. Ensure documentation is completed in parallel to the operations and shared with Client in a timely manner.

Work Environment:

Predominantly outdoor working conditions with significant periods at heights.

Desired Characteristics and Qualifications:

Technical/engineering education and qualification in mechanical or electrical disciplines. Experience as an onshore/offshore wind inspector within quality engineering or commissioning organizations. GWO Training Certification is highly desirable. Familiarity with site safety and quality standards, with understanding of ISO9001 and ISO14001 standards. Knowledge of fabrication/assembly/NDT/coatings techniques and HV electrical systems. Self-motivated and organized individual with a proactive approach to work.

Join us in ensuring the highest standards of quality at the Nigg site. Apply today to become part of our dedicated and dynamic team!

Additional Information

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Relocation Assistance Provided:

Yes