Mechanical Inspector – Subsea Umbilical Equipment Manufacturing)

• 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

subsea umbilical termination assemblies

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.

strictly mechanical