Outfitting Inspector

Mission

RINA Consulting is looking for an Outfitting Inspector for the Marine Consulting Business Unit. #LI-MB4

Key Accountabilities

1. He/She will mainly take care of all the inspections regarding construction of the outfitting of the ship (pipes, ducts, cable trays, etc.)
2. He/She has good knowledge of outfitting construction rules and requirements during ship building
3. He/She has a good ability in reading and understanding outfitting drawings
4. He/She  will study the outfitting approved drawings
5. He/She  will verify the correspondence between approved and shipyard construction drawings
6. He/She  will study all welding procedures applied for the construction of the outfitting
7. He/She  will verify the welding material certificates and storage according to the requirements
8. He/She  is an expert in mounting and positioning of the outfitting
9. He/She  will learn the internal procedures of the shipyard from the steel material storage, identification of the material to the completion of the construction and delivery
10. He/She  will study the shipyard booklets on typical arrangements and mountings of the outfitting
11. He/She  will take care of the tests required during construction: tightness, strength, NDT: VT, RT, UT, PT
12. He/She  will verify the performance of all the equipment of the ship according to the contractual requirements
13. In cooperation with the shipyard QC department, he/She  records and follow up of findings and NC related to the outfitting
14. He/She will report to the Team Leader

Education

Qualifications

•    In general, minimum 3 years’ experience working as a Junior Surveyor or minimum 5 years’ experience in the engineering or survey fields within the marine industry or other applicable industry to their specialization.
•    Proficiency in the English language commensurate with the scope of classification, statutory certification, related services and, before assignment, with their future work.
•    Ability to develop a working knowledge of RINA Rules, Guides, statutory regulations, and related
instructions, as well as the RINA Employee Safety Policy.
•    Ability to understand engineering plans and have basic knowledge of shipbuilding practices and ship operations.
•    Ability, in general, to perform either,
1)    new building surveys:
−    to assess the suitability of certified materials and products supplied for the new building,
−    to assess that hull, machinery and equipment have been built in compliance with rules and regulations by means of compulsory inspections, tests and trials,
−    to issue Certificates, Reports, Records and Status in compliance with rules and regulations.
And/or:
2)    ship in service surveys:
−    to assess that hull, machinery and equipment have been maintained in compliance with rules and
regulations by means of compulsory overall inspections, tests and trials,
−    to identify the deficiencies to be rectified (if any) and assess whether immediate repair is necessary or a condition may be issued with an appropriate due date,
−    to follow-up as required by rules and regulations any repair work or due to previous outstanding
conditions,
−    to assess whether the deficiencies identified (if any) may be linked with potential failure of the Ship
Management System,
−    to endorse Certificates, issue Reports and Status in compliance with rules and regulations.
And/or:
3)    Marine Management Systems audits
And/or:
4)    testing activities and service suppliers/manufacturers certification:
−    to assess the suitability of certified materials and products in compliance with applicable rules
−    to issue Certificates and prepare Reports and Status in compliance with procedures.
•    Knowledge of ships' engineering systems and machinery.
•    Knowledge of computer programs or software packages related to job responsibilities.
•    Knowledge of related technical interfaces required for group project work.
 

Competencies