The position of
Piping Inspector
requires the individual to physically inspect, assess, and report on the condition of pressurised piping and associated equipment, ensuring compliance with relevant standards and regulations. As the
competent person
under the
Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 (PSSR) , the role involves evaluating the condition of equipment and determining its suitability for continued service. All inspections are to be conducted in accordance with company and client procedures, site standards, and international design codes, ensuring full compliance with UK legislation. Key Responsibilities
Act as the
competent person
performing mechanical pressure system inspections, including
NDT (UT, MPI, DPI)
when required, in line with legal and company standards. Develop appropriate
NDT plans , selecting suitable techniques for identifying degradation mechanisms as specified in the
Work Site Evaluation (WSE) . Conduct
corrosion loop inspections , prepare work packs, enter data into
SharePoint , and update relevant registers. Review piping work packs, conduct
line walks
where necessary, and prepare for inspections and NDT activities. Prepare detailed
piping inspection reports , documenting the as-found condition of equipment, and providing recommendations for future inspection intervals. Generate
CAIRS
(Corrective Action Items Reports) and submit repair recommendations to
Area Inspectors
and clients. Raise
SAP notifications
to support job planning, resourcing, and man-hour allocation. Liaise with client representatives and other departments (such as
TAS ,
Corrosion Engineers , and
Area Inspectors ) to ensure the timely completion of work. Conduct
structural inspections ,
PFP inspections , and inspect
small-bore tubing
as required. Organize weekly workloads according to the inspection plan, ensuring targets and deadlines are met. Attend departmental meetings as needed and maintain accurate records in client systems, ensuring that all outstanding actions are addressed. Perform general administrative duties, including timesheet submissions, SAP history, and planning activities. Work in compliance with all
health and safety
regulations, ensuring the safety of both self and colleagues while meeting all
client
safety requirements. Position in Organisation
Report to the
Senior Plant Inspector
and the client's representative regarding day-to-day tasks and operational priorities. Required Skills/Experience
Minimum of
5 years'
experience in a similar inspection role. In-depth understanding and working knowledge of the
Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 (PSSR) . Strong ability to work both independently and collaboratively as part of a team. Proficient in the use of
computer software
and various industry-related tools. Excellent organisational skills with the ability to coordinate and prioritise work efficiently. Required Qualifications
UKAS RG2 Category 3
certification. PCN Level 2
qualifications in
UT (3.1 & 3.2) ,
MPI , and
DPI
(desirable). IRATA Rope Access
certification at
L1, L2, or L3 . ASME Level 1 Plant Inspector
and/or
API 570
certification. Location
Onshore Working Hours
08:00 - 16:30 , Monday to Thursday 08:00 - 14:00 , Friday The successful candidate must have the
right to work in the UK .
To apply, please get in touch with your CV and details of your salary expectations and notice period.
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Piping Inspector
requires the individual to physically inspect, assess, and report on the condition of pressurised piping and associated equipment, ensuring compliance with relevant standards and regulations. As the
competent person
under the
Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 (PSSR) , the role involves evaluating the condition of equipment and determining its suitability for continued service. All inspections are to be conducted in accordance with company and client procedures, site standards, and international design codes, ensuring full compliance with UK legislation. Key Responsibilities
Act as the
competent person
performing mechanical pressure system inspections, including
NDT (UT, MPI, DPI)
when required, in line with legal and company standards. Develop appropriate
NDT plans , selecting suitable techniques for identifying degradation mechanisms as specified in the
Work Site Evaluation (WSE) . Conduct
corrosion loop inspections , prepare work packs, enter data into
SharePoint , and update relevant registers. Review piping work packs, conduct
line walks
where necessary, and prepare for inspections and NDT activities. Prepare detailed
piping inspection reports , documenting the as-found condition of equipment, and providing recommendations for future inspection intervals. Generate
CAIRS
(Corrective Action Items Reports) and submit repair recommendations to
Area Inspectors
and clients. Raise
SAP notifications
to support job planning, resourcing, and man-hour allocation. Liaise with client representatives and other departments (such as
TAS ,
Corrosion Engineers , and
Area Inspectors ) to ensure the timely completion of work. Conduct
structural inspections ,
PFP inspections , and inspect
small-bore tubing
as required. Organize weekly workloads according to the inspection plan, ensuring targets and deadlines are met. Attend departmental meetings as needed and maintain accurate records in client systems, ensuring that all outstanding actions are addressed. Perform general administrative duties, including timesheet submissions, SAP history, and planning activities. Work in compliance with all
health and safety
regulations, ensuring the safety of both self and colleagues while meeting all
client
safety requirements. Position in Organisation
Report to the
Senior Plant Inspector
and the client's representative regarding day-to-day tasks and operational priorities. Required Skills/Experience
Minimum of
5 years'
experience in a similar inspection role. In-depth understanding and working knowledge of the
Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 (PSSR) . Strong ability to work both independently and collaboratively as part of a team. Proficient in the use of
computer software
and various industry-related tools. Excellent organisational skills with the ability to coordinate and prioritise work efficiently. Required Qualifications
UKAS RG2 Category 3
certification. PCN Level 2
qualifications in
UT (3.1 & 3.2) ,
MPI , and
DPI
(desirable). IRATA Rope Access
certification at
L1, L2, or L3 . ASME Level 1 Plant Inspector
and/or
API 570
certification. Location
Onshore Working Hours
08:00 - 16:30 , Monday to Thursday 08:00 - 14:00 , Friday The successful candidate must have the
right to work in the UK .
To apply, please get in touch with your CV and details of your salary expectations and notice period.
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