Quality Supervisor - Coating

2. Standards & Compliance 3. Documentation & Reporting 4. Material Control 5. Coordination 6. NCR & Corrective Actions 7. Safety & Compliance Qualifications & Experience:Education:Certifications (Preferred/Required): Experience: Skills & Competencies: • 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. • 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). • 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. • 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. • Coordinate with: • Production/Construction teams • Client inspectors • Third-party inspectors • Attend inspection requests (IRs) and witness hold points with client. • Raise Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) for deviations. • Ensure corrective and preventive actions are implemented. • Monitor rework activities and closure of NCRs. • Ensure coating activities follow HSE guidelines. • Monitor safe handling of chemicals, paints, and solvents. • Promote safe work practices in blasting and painting operations. • Diploma/Degree in Mechanical, Metallurgical, or Corrosion Engineering • NACE Level II / III or • BGAS / ICorr or • SSPC Certification • 5–10 years in coating inspection, preferably in: • Offshore platforms • Oil & Gas fabrication yards • EPC projects • 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

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. 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.

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, profile measurement, coating thickness, holiday testing, and adhesion testing. Verify environmental conditions before and during coating. 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). Maintain and review coating inspection reports; record daily inspection reports and test results. Validate paint batch certificates and material approvals; ensure traceability of coating materials; support preparation of final QC dossiers; verify storage and handling of coating materials; check shelf life and batch numbers; ensure correct mixing ratios and application procedures. Coordinate with production/construction teams, client inspectors, and third-party inspectors. Attend inspection requests and witness hold points with client. Raise NCRs for deviations and ensure corrective/preventive actions are implemented. Monitor rework activities and closure of NCRs. Ensure coating activities follow HSE guidelines and safe handling of chemicals, paints, and solvents. Promote safe work practices in blasting and painting operations.