QA QC Inspector

Core Responsibilities

• Site Inspection & Testing: Conduct regular visual and physical inspections of maritime civil and structural works, including dynamic/static pile testing, concrete pouring for quay walls, block placements for breakwaters, and geometric surveys of dredging profiles.
• Material Verification: Verify that all incoming marine-grade materials (e.g., anti-corrosive structural steel, sulfate-resistant cement, cathodic protection anodes) comply with project specifications and hold valid mill test certificates (MTC).
• ITP Execution: Implement and monitor the project-specific Inspection and Test Plan (ITP). Ensure all witness, hold, and review points are strictly adhered to before proceeding to subsequent construction stages.
• Welding & NDT Oversight: Supervise non-destructive testing (NDT) and structural welding operations for maritime structures, ensuring compliance with AWS D1.1 or equivalent codes.
• Coatings & Corrosion Control: Inspect surface preparation and application of protective marine coatings, measuring dry film thickness (DFT) and verifying environmental conditions adhere to NACE/CBR parameters.
• Documentation & Reporting: Generate precise daily inspection logs, witness reports, and Quality Control records. Issue Non-Conformance Reports (NCR) upon detecting defects or deviations, tracking them through to verified closure.
• Audits & Calibration: Assist in internal and external quality audits. Verify that all field testing and measuring equipment are fully calibrated, traceable, and properly maintained.

Job Qualifications & Requirements

• Education: Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Marine Engineering, or a related technical discipline.
• Experience: Minimum of 5 years of experience in QA/QC inspection, with at least 3 years dedicated explicitly to port expansion, terminal construction, or coastal maritime infrastructure projects.
• Technical Codes: Strong working knowledge of international maritime and engineering codes, including BS 6349 (Maritime Works), AWS D1.1 (Structural Welding), ASTM, and ACI standards.
• Certifications: Active certification in welding inspection (AWS-CWI or CSWIP 3.1) and/or marine coatings inspection (AMPP/NACE Level 2 or BGAS-CSWIP) is highly preferred.
• Environment: Ability to work comfortably in challenging offshore, coastal, and waterfront environments, including working over water, on marine vessels, or in high-humidity settings.

About SMEC

For 75 years, SMEC has built a reputation as a trusted partner on major transport and energy infrastructure projects around the world. Our design leaders and specialist teams draw on deep expertise and experience delivering projects across a range of diverse environments, from some of the world’s most remote locations to some of the densest urban surroundings.

We understand the value of relationships to ensure that we comprehensively address all requirements at each stage in a project’s development. By closely collaborating with our clients, contractors, subcontractors and asset operators, we deliver commercially informed design thinking through local specialists who understand on-the-ground context and industry expectations.

We stand apart through our historically diverse, globally connected workforce, operating out of more than 40 countries with strong local relationships.

Our diverse workforce of professionals are highly respected experts who bring talent, experience and passion to their fields. Challenging boundaries, we look beyond the project scope to ensure we leave a positive impact in the communities we live and work in and allow present and future generations to thrive.

At Surbana Jurong, we put talent, hard work, teamwork and a fun workplace together to approach problems and solve them creatively and collaboratively. Join us in making a positive impact on the world!