Job Opportunity: Senior Coordinator/Project Manager/Operations Manager Education: Mtech or Btech in Mechanical Engineering Experience : 3 – 5 years Languages: Proficiency in English and Hindi Location: Hyderabad Key Responsibilities: Create and develop client relationships daily by telephone, email, and regular face-to-face visits. This includes responsibility for meeting or exceeding client expectations wherever possible. Maintain and develop existing and new customers through appropriate proposals and technical discussions to optimize quality of service, business growth, and customer satisfaction. Respond to and follow up on inquiries, customer clarifications and complaints as outlined in company procedures or as directed by the VIM. Responsible for maintaining monthly statistics on all coordinators in the team and monitor their performance, implementing training where applicable. Responsible for verifying that all coordinators are always prioritizing all aspects of their work, and continually focus on improving the efficiency of the coordination team activity. Responsible for ensuring that trainee coordinators receive full support, training, and guidance from the onset. Responsible for ensuring that all field inspector reports are fully reviewed and formatted by all coordinators prior to submission in a non-editable format to the client. Assess potential field inspectors/expeditors and complete the formal recruitment process and monitor on-going performance, conducting audits and inductions, as necessary. Responsible for ensuring that no delays in coordination are experienced due to absence of coordinators, through re-allocation of work. Conduct in-house audits, and issue internal NCRs where applicable, based on a full understanding of the company quality system. These internal audits are over and above those completed by the country management representative (quality manager) who completes the formal internal audits for the purposes of ISO 9001 or ISO/IEC 17020. Requirements: The senior coordinator shall have been in an engineering environment for a period of five years, with at least three of those years related to inspection and quality assurance in a management or senior operations capacity. The senior coordinator shall have received relevant training in applicable inspection techniques and the management of quality systems. The senior coordinator must have a strong practical appreciation of and have a good understanding of the requirements of ISO/IEC 9001, ISO/IEC 17020 and relevant codes of practice relating to the engineering industry. The senior coordinator must have at least six months experience of coordinating in accordance with this procedure and coordination activity using AMIS. The senior coordinator must be competent in the use of Microsoft Office and internet based packages. This includes strong verbal and written communication skills in the English language.
Education: Mtech or Btech in Mechanical Engineering Experience : 7+ years Languages: Proficiency in English and Hindi Location: Hyderabad Key Responsibilities Take full responsibility for the review and submission of CVs to the Client as part of any proposals. Be the focal point for the Client for contracts where there is a requirement for a Technical Coordinator. Take full responsibility for the final review, approval and submission of any Field Inspection Reports (post nontechnical Coordinator review). Respond to and follow up on Inquiries, Customer Clarifications and Complaints as outlined in company procedures or as directed by the Vendor Inspection Manager. Technical Coordinator to ensure that the Project Execution Plan is fully adhered to in addition to the IMS Procedures. Requirements For certain contracts a Technical Coordinator is contractually required. This will be ascertained at the Contract Kick-off Meeting and the Vendor Inspection Manager will assign a designated Technical Coordinator to that contract. The Technical Co-ordinator shall have a background in the relevant generic discipline of the equipment being inspected (Mechanical, Electrical & Instrumentation, Wells etc). The Technical Coordinator shall have been in an engineering environment for a minimum period of 7 years, with at least 3 of those years related to inspection and quality assurance. He/she should preferably have a degree, HND or equivalent. The Technical Coordinator shall have relevant knowledge of the technology used for manufacture and the defects that may occur during use or service of the products to be inspected, and be familiar with inspection methods, codes, standards and procedures. He/she should understand the significance of deviations of any product. The Technical Coordinator shall be able to read and interpret technical drawings and quality control plans necessary for each equipment type. He/she shall have an appreciation of NDT methods and procedures. The Technical Coordinator must have a strong practical appreciation of and have a good understanding of the requirements of ISO/IEC 9001 and relevant codes of practice relating to the Oil & Gas Industry. Have the ability to accurately assess the competence of a field inspector. Have strong verbal and written communication skills in the English language.
Mechanical Inspection Welding Inspection (CSWIP / AWS-CWI Preferred) Dimensional Inspection Precision Measurement Tools (Micrometers, Calipers, Gauges) Machining & Fit-Up Verification Subsea Equipment Inspection Umbilical Termination Assemblies ASME / API Standards Compliance GD&T Interpretation Non-Conformance Reporting (NCR) QA/QC Coordination Manufacturing Quality Control Oil & Gas Equipment Inspection Inspection Documentation & Reporting Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) Compliance Team Collaboration & Communication Root Cause Analysis Pressure Testing & Fit-Up Checks Shift-Based Manufacturing Operations Offshore/Industrial Systems Familiarity The role is focused on inspecting subsea umbilical termination assemblies , ensuring compliance with welding, machining , and overall mechanical quality standards throughout the manufacturing process. Key Responsibilities: Inspection & Testing: Perform mechanical inspections on umbilical termination assemblies including machined parts, welded joints, and structural fittings. Validate dimensional accuracy using precision tools such as micrometres, callipers, and gauges. Assess the quality of assembly processes including crimping, soldering, and cable routing as part of the mechanical scope. Conduct visual checks and assist in evaluating test results (e.g., pressure tests, fit-up tests). Compliance & Documentation: Ensure alignment with applicable codes and standards such as ASME, API, and client specifications. Record inspection data and maintain traceable documentation throughout the production cycle. Raise and track non-conformance reports (NCRs); assist in implementing corrective measures. Coordination & Support: Interface with production, QA/QC, and engineering teams to resolve mechanical quality issues. Provide feedback for process improvements and participate in audits as needed. Support safe manufacturing practices and ensure adherence to project-specific requirements. Qualifications: Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical engineering or equivalent. Minimum 8 years of experience in mechanical inspection within oil & gas, subsea, or industrial manufacturing sectors. Knowledge of welding processes , machining techniques , and associated inspection methods. Certification in welding/mechanical inspection (e.g., CSWIP, AWS-CWI) preferred. Experience with umbilical systems or subsea components is an added advantage. Skills: Strong understanding of mechanical drawings and GD&T. Proficiency in using inspection tools and reporting software. Solid grasp of manufacturing and quality control principles. Effective communication and teamwork skills. Physically capable of performing inspections in various working conditions. Work Conditions: Based on a manufacturing shop floor and outdoor yard environment. Involves physical activities such as climbing, lifting, and inspecting in confined spaces. Though this position may involve interaction with electrical assemblies, the role is strictly mechanical , emphasizing welding, machining , and mechanical fit-up inspection as core competencies
The role of Mechanical Inspector involves inspecting subsea umbilical termination assemblies to ensure compliance with welding, machining, and overall mechanical quality standards throughout the manufacturing process. Your key responsibilities will include performing mechanical inspections on umbilical termination assemblies, validating dimensional accuracy using precision tools, assessing the quality of assembly processes, conducting visual checks, and assisting in evaluating test results. You will also be responsible for ensuring alignment with applicable codes and standards, recording inspection data, maintaining traceable documentation, raising and tracking non-conformance reports, and assisting in implementing corrective measures. Additionally, you will interface with production, QA/QC, and engineering teams to resolve mechanical quality issues, provide feedback for process improvements, participate in audits, and support safe manufacturing practices. To qualify for this role, you should have a Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent, a minimum of 8 years of experience in mechanical inspection within oil & gas, subsea, or industrial manufacturing sectors, knowledge of welding processes, machining techniques, and associated inspection methods, and certification in welding/mechanical inspection (e.g., CSWIP, AWS-CWI) is preferred. Experience with umbilical systems or subsea components is an added advantage. You should possess a strong understanding of mechanical drawings and GD&T, proficiency in using inspection tools and reporting software, a solid grasp of manufacturing and quality control principles, effective communication and teamwork skills, and be physically capable of performing inspections in various working conditions. The work conditions for this role involve being based on a manufacturing shop floor and outdoor yard environment, and may involve physical activities such as climbing, lifting, and inspecting in confined spaces. Please note that while this position may involve interaction with electrical assemblies, the emphasis of the role is strictly mechanical, focusing on welding, machining, and mechanical fit-up inspection as core competencies.,