Quality Supervisor - Coating

1. Inspection & Quality Control - Supervise and monitor coating activities including surface preparation, painting, and final coating. - Ensure compliance with approved ITP (Inspection & Test Plan) and project specifications. - Conduct inspections for:- Surface preparation (blasting, cleanliness – SA 2.5 / SA 3) - Profile measurement (anchor profile) - Coating thickness (DFT/WFT) - Holiday testing - Adhesion testing - Verify environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, dew point) before and during coating. 2. Standards & Compliance - Ensure coatings comply with standards such as:- ISO 12944 - NACE / SSPC - ASTM standards - Project-specific coating specifications - Ensure correct paint systems are applied (e.g., epoxy, polyurethane, anti-corrosion coatings). 3. Documentation & Reporting - Maintain and review coating inspection reports. - Record daily inspection reports (DIRs) and test results. - Validate paint batch certificates and material approvals. - Ensure traceability of coating materials. - Support preparation of final QC dossiers. 4. Material Control - Verify storage and handling of coating materials as per manufacturer recommendations. - Check shelf life and batch numbers of paints. - Ensure correct mixing ratios and application procedures. 5. Coordination - Coordinate with:- Production/Construction teams - Client inspectors - Third-party inspectors - Attend inspection requests (IRs) and witness hold points with client. 6. NCR & Corrective Actions - Raise Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) for deviations. - Ensure corrective and preventive actions are implemented. - Monitor rework activities and closure of NCRs. 7. Safety & Compliance - Ensure coating activities follow HSE guidelines. - Monitor safe handling of chemicals, paints, and solvents. - Promote safe work practices in blasting and painting operations. Qualifications & Experience: Education: - Diploma/Degree in Mechanical, Metallurgical, or Corrosion Engineering Certifications (Preferred/Required): - NACE Level II / III or - BGAS / ICorr or - SSPC Certification Experience: - 5–10 years in coating inspection, preferably in:- Offshore platforms - Oil & Gas fabrication yards - EPC projects Skills & Competencies: - Strong knowledge of surface preparation and coating techniques - Familiarity with offshore coating systems and corrosion protection - Good understanding of international codes and standards - Strong documentation and reporting skills - Ability to interact with clients and third-party inspectors - Attention to detail and quality-focused mindset Qualifications: Diploma Mechanical Engineering (DME) Experience: 5-20 years

Education: Diploma/Degree in Mechanical, Metallurgical, or Corrosion Engineering. Certifications: NACE Level II / III or BGAS / ICorr or SSPC Certification. Experience: 5–10 years in coating inspection, preferably in offshore platforms, oil & gas fabrication yards, EPC projects (note: the posting also lists Experience: 5-20 years).

Inspection & Quality Control: Supervise and monitor coating activities including surface preparation, painting, and final coating; ensure compliance with approved ITP and project specifications; perform inspections for surface preparation (blasting, cleanliness – SA 2.5 / SA 3), profile measurement (anchor profile), coating thickness (DFT/WFT), holiday testing, adhesion testing; verify environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, dew point) before and during coating. Standards & Compliance: ensure coatings comply with ISO 12944, NACE / SSPC, ASTM standards, and project-specific coating specifications; ensure correct paint systems are applied (epoxy, polyurethane, anti-corrosion coatings). Documentation & Reporting: maintain and review coating inspection reports; record daily inspection reports (DIRs) and test results; validate paint batch certificates and material approvals; ensure traceability of coating materials; support preparation of final QC dossiers. Material Control: verify storage and handling of coating materials per manufacturer recommendations; check shelf life and batch numbers of paints; ensure correct mixing ratios and application procedures. Coordination: coordinate with production/construction teams, client inspectors, and third-party inspectors; attend inspection requests (IRs) and witness hold points with client. NCR & Corrective Actions: raise NCRs for deviations; ensure corrective and preventive actions are implemented; monitor rework activities and closure of NCRs. Safety & Compliance: ensure coating activities follow HSE guidelines; monitor safe handling of chemicals, paints, and solvents; promote safe work practices in blasting and painting operations.