Samsung E&A

End-to-end EPC for oil and gas

QC Inspector - Electrical

Inspection & TestConfirmed live in the last 24 hours

Full-timeDammam, Saudi ArabiaNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

Aramco experience is required.
A high school diploma or higher is required.
The inspector must be fully conversant with applicable industry standards and specifications and able to perform inspection functions with minimal supervision.
Five years of overall experience are required, including three years in the inspection specialty and two years in the contract scope of work.
Thorough working knowledge of the National Electric Code (NFPA 70), International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards, or equivalent standards is required.
Working knowledge of electrical installations, including materials, methods, specifications, and hazardous-location identification in oil and gas or petrochemical industries, is required.
Two years of documented experience in cathodic protection for the required application are required.
Thorough working knowledge of international codes and standards for inspecting cathodic protection systems and components, including anode installation, cable installation, and positive and negative cable hookups to rectifiers, is required.
Ability to interpret and assess cathodic protection design packages for compliance with contractual requirements is required.
Technical knowledge of applicable international codes and standards in the electrical discipline is required.
Ability to verify that suitable inspection and test tools are used is required.
Ability to investigate and analyze nonconformities and observations and determine solutions is required.
Ability to plan and control inspections for medium- and large-scale projects is required.
Specialty knowledge includes inspection and test plan study, prevention and resolution of inconsistencies, pre-inspection, request for inspection management, punch-list clearance management and implementation, plant start-up, operations, maintenance, and final handover.
Technical competencies include cooling towers; compressor areas; tank farms; utility and process areas; reactor and reformer areas; flare areas; 230 kV and 34.5 kV gas-insulated substations; medium- and low-voltage substations; central control buildings; remote interface buildings; emergency diesel generators; client management; communication; work proficiency; problem solving; documentation control; technical know-how; decision making; and report preparation.

Responsibilities

Perform quality activities in accordance with the established quality management system.
Establish inspection and test plans and their record forms according to project requirements and international codes and standards.
Implement the company inspection and test plan, inspection checklist, material system specification, engineering procedures, and standards in accordance with the project quality contract.
Establish quality procedures and review construction method statements before submission for company approval.
Control inspection status using tools such as an inspection matrix.
Monitor electrical and instrumentation field inspections and quality violations, including quality observation reports, logbook entries, and nonconformance reports; ensure corrective actions are implemented on site by target dates and preventive actions are observed to avoid recurrence.
Ensure that issued-for-construction drawings are used and followed on site during construction.
Verify that correct materials are used and required inspections are completed before materials are issued for installation.
Monitor proper handling, storage, and preservation of equipment and materials, ensuring vendor instructions are followed from delivery to the project site through pre-commissioning.
Monitor preparation of loop folders and progress of loop checking.
Monitor construction activities to ensure installations and tests comply with project specifications, codes, and standards and to avoid rejections and punch-list items.
Ensure method statements, inspection and test plans, and procedures align with the project quality plan and are followed throughout the project lifecycle.
Manage and perform inspections in the electrical discipline.
Generate client requests for inspection when required, providing sufficient notice for hold, witness, and inspection points.
Prepare or review subcontractor quality procedure documents, including inspection and test plans and material approval requests.
Prepare, review, and approve inspection reports recording inspection results.
Control inspection status using systematic tools such as an inspection matrix.
Set and apply practical inspection processes for the discipline based on project requirements and international codes, including providing inspection and test plans and managing the inspection matrix.
Control nonconformance reports to ensure closure by their due dates and support preparation of corrective action plans.
Perform and coordinate inspections with the client.
Carry out QC Supervisor responsibilities during the supervisor's absence.
Control quality violations through regular toolbox talks with the construction team.
Review and track material submittals required for electrical definable features of work before preparatory meetings.
Conduct preparatory meetings with subcontractors related to electrical definable features of work.
Inspect incoming material deliveries by confirming specifications and compliance with approved submittals, and conduct visual and measurement tests with the onsite logistics team.
Reject unacceptable materials and facilitate their return.
Apply lessons learned and ensure appropriate preventive actions are taken.
Prepare and review energization packages and motor solo-run packages before submission for company approval.
Inspect or witness testing and functional tests of switchgear, control gear, power transformers, and dry-type transformers with the client.
Inspect or witness medium-voltage power cable termination, splicing, and testing with the client.
Witness motor no-load tests with the client.
Inspect or witness installation and testing of cathodic protection systems, heat tracing, fire alarms, and telecommunication systems with the client.

Desired Qualifications

Passing the CBT is preferred for QC inspectors. Applicants who have a SAP number and have passed the CBT should mention it in their CV.

Job Description

General Characteristics (Job Summary)

Responsible for performing quality activities in accordance with quality management system established.
Establish inspection and test plans and its record forms as per project requirements and international codes and standards.
Responsible in implementing the company inspection Test Plan, Inspection checklist, Material System specification, Engineering Procedure and Standards as per Project Quality Contract.
Establish Quality Procedures and review the Construction Method of Statement prior to submission for company approval.
Ensure inspection status is controlled through efficient tools such as inspection matrix.
Monitor the Electrical and Instrumentation field inspection and violation such as Quality Observation Report, Log Book Entry and NCR's were corrective action implemented on the site as per target date and preventive action must be observed to avoid repeating the violation.
Monitor that IFC drawing must be used and follow on the site for the construction activity.
Monitor that correct materials being used and all inspections required has been carried out prior, to be issued for the installation.
Monitor proper and correct handling, storage and preservation of Equipment and materials was implemented, vendor instruction was being followed upon the delivery on the project site until pre-commissioning stage.
Monitor and review the preparation of loop folder and the progress of loop checking was conducted.
Monitor the construction activity that all installations and test conducted was comply the project specification requirements, code and standard requirements to avoid any rejection and punch list.
Monitoring and ensuring that the relevant Method Statements, Inspection Test Plans and Procedures are in line with Project Quality Plan and being followed through-out the Project Life Cycle.

Roles and Responsibilities

Managing and performing inspection of Electrical discipline.
Generate client Requests For Inspection (RFI) where required providing sufficient notice for hold, witness and inspection points.
Prepare / Review the following Quality procedure documents submitted by the Subcontractors such are Inspection Test Plan (ITP), Material Approval Request (MAR).
Prepare / Review / Approve the related inspection reports where inspection results are recorded.
Controlling inspection status by using systematic tools such as inspection matrix.
Setting and applying practical inspection process of particular discipline based on Project requirements and International Codes (providing ITP and managing Matrix).
Control NCRs to be closed out within the due date and supporting to prepare Corrective Action Plan properly.
Performing and coordinating inspection with client.
Carry out QC Supervisor’s responsibility in their absence.
Control quality violations through regular tool box talk with the construction team.
Review and track material submittals required for Electrical Definable Features of Work prior to Preparatory Meetings.
Conduct Preparatory Meetings with Subcontractors related to Electrical Definable Features of Work.
Inspect incoming material deliveries by confirming specifications and compliance with approved submittals, conduct visual and measurement tests in conjunction with the onsite logistics team.
Reject and facilitate the return of unacceptable materials.
Ensure to apply lessons learnt and proper preventive action conducted.
Prepare and review Energization Package and Motor Solo Run Packages prior to submit for company approval.
Inspection/witness in testing and functional of Switchgear, Control gear, Power Transformer and Dry Type Transformer with client.
Inspection/witness of MV power cable termination/splicing and testing with client.
Witness in Motor no load test with client.
Inspection/witness the installation and testing for Cathodic Protection system, Heat tracing Fire alarm, Telecommunication system with client.

Work location is Fadhili, Saudi Arabia.

Qualifications

Key Requirement

Aramco experience is needed.
Additionally, with CBT Pass is preferred for QC inspector
If you have SAP No. and pass the CBT, please mention it in your CV.

Education and Experience

Inspector shall be a High School graduate, or higher; shall be fully conversant with applicable Industry Standards and Specifications; and shall perform a variety of inspection functions with minimal supervision.
Overall experience of 5 years
Experience in Inspection Specialty : 3 years
Experience in Contract Scope of Work : 2 years
Inspector shall demonstrate a thorough working knowledge of the National Electric Code/NFPA 70, IEC or equivalent standards.
The incumbent shall also have working knowledge of electrical installations including materials, methods, specifications, and hazardous location identification for oil and gas or petrochemical industries.
Inspector should have two (2) years documented experience in the field of cathodic protection for the required specific application.
The candidate shall be able to demonstrate a thorough working knowledge of international codes and standards related to inspecting Cathodic Protection System and its components, such as anode installation, cable installation, and positive and negative cable hookups to rectifier.
The candidate shall be able to interpret and assess cathodic protection design packages to ensure compliance with the contractual requirements.

Knowledge

Technical knowledge and familiar with related international codes and standards in particular discipline.
Able to check that suitable and appropriate inspection and test tools are used.
Investigative and analyze nonconformities and observations and figuring out solutions.
Capability of planning and controlling inspections for medium and mega scale project.

Job Specific Specialty

ITP Study
Prevention and solving inconsistency
Pre-Inspection
RFI Management
Punch Clear Management
Punch Clear Implementation
Plant Start-Up
Operation
Maintenance
Final Handover

Technical Skills / Competencies

Cooling Tower
Compressor Area
Tank Farm
Utility and Process Area
Reactor and Reformer Area
Flare area
230 KV GIS Substation
34.5 KV GIS Substation
MV and LV Substation
Central Control Building
Remote Interface Building
Emergency Diesel Generator
Client Management
Communication
Work Proficiency
Problem solving
Documentation Control
Technical Know-how
Decision Making
Reports preparation

Additional Information

Our benefits include

Accommodation
Transportation
Flight Tickets
Medical Insurance

Samsung E&A follows fair and merit-based recruitment practices. We do not charge any fees during the recruitment process.

About the Company

Samsung E&A

End-to-end EPC for oil and gas

Samsung E&A is a global EPC (engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning) partner in the energy sector, delivering end-to-end projects for oil and gas processing. Its offerings cover the full project lifecycle from development to operations and maintenance, using automation and advanced technologies to improve project efficiency and reliability. The company differentiates itself through its 50+ year track record, deep expertise in the GOSP (gas-oil separation plant) market, and a strong emphasis on safety and sustainability in all activities. Its goal is to lead the GOSP market by providing integrated, safe, and efficient EPC solutions that maximize value for large-scale energy projects worldwide.

Company size: 5,001-10,000
Company stage: IPO
Headquarters: Seoul, South Korea
Founded: 1970

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