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The Piping and Mechanical Quality Control Inspector offers on-site knowledge in quality control and assurance. Responsibilities include conducting routine inspections to ensure code, testing, and material compliance of services and products and the standard of strikes Quality Management System.

In hydrocarbon transmission pipelines, inspection plays a large role in integrity management. For most hydrocarbon transmission (and increasingly for gathering systems also), it is imperative to ensure that the system integrity will not be compromised and to quickly detect any size leak should system integrity fail.

They are responsible for adherence to company and client requirements, stipulations, policies and procedures and costs. They will often work with a construction crew and other engineers, examining pipeline systems for faults such as leaks and corrosion, and make recommendations to improve systems.

A pipeline safety inspector ensures that infrastructure is secure and that safety systems remain functional. In this position, you inspect pipelines, but you also help investigate incidents and suggest steps to prevent future problems.

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Conduct pipeline safety evaluations as well as accident and incident investigations. Review construction schematics and permits. Oversee the pipelines during construction reviewing welding procedures and use of proper material to ensure compliance. Document pipeline faults and present solutions to fix defects.

Pipeline Inspectors perform a critical function in the construction process. Applicants for these credentials must provide evidence of minimum training and experience working in the oil and gas sector. Applicants are required to pass a monitored exam to establish knowledge of code and regulatory requirements.

Pipeline Inspection gives sales teams a consolidated view of pipeline metrics, opportunities, week-to-week changes, AI-driven insights, close date predictions, and activity information. With this intelligence, sales teams can focus on the most important opportunities and forecast revenue more accurately.