Welding Inspector

WELDING INSPECTOR

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METER STATION POSITION SUMMARY

The Welding Inspector - Meter Station performs on-site inspection and documentation of all welding activities associated with meter station construction and installation. Working under the direction of the Chief Inspector or QA/QC Manager, this individual ensures all welding scopes are executed in accordance with approved WPSs, project specifications, client requirements, and applicable codes. A current AWS CWI certification is required for this position .

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Perform visual and dimensional inspection of all welds on meter station piping, structural, and equipment tie-in scopes Review and verify welder qualifications, Welding Procedure Specifications (WPSs), and Procedure Qualification Records (PQRs) prior to work commencement Monitor preheat, interpass temperature, and post-weld heat treatment (PWHT) requirements per applicable code and project specifications Witness and document fit-up, root, fill, and cap passes on critical welds; enforce hold and witness points per the ITP Coordinate and document NDE activities including RT, UT, MT, and PT; review NDE reports for accuracy and compliance Identify and document weld defects; initiate NCRs and track repairs through to accepted re-inspection Verify consumable traceability, storage, and handling (low-hydrogen requirements, bake-out procedures, etc.) Maintain accurate daily weld logs, inspection records, and photo documentation Review contractor as-built weld maps and ensure all weld records are complete for turnover packages Communicate inspection findings clearly to the Chief Inspector, contractor supervision, and client representatives as required Participate in daily safety meetings and adhere to all site HSE requirements 

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

5+ years of welding inspection experience on oil and gas pipeline, midstream, or facility construction projects Current AWS CWI certification — required, no exceptions Strong working knowledge of

API 1104, ASME B31.4, ASME

B31.8, and ASME Section IX Experience with carbon steel and stainless steel piping systems; familiarity with alloy materials a plus Ability to read and interpret isometric drawings, weld maps, WPSs, and engineering specifications Hands-on experience coordinating NDE activities and reviewing

RT/UT/MT/PT

reports Solid documentation skills; experience with ITP hold/witness points and NCR processes Ability to work independently and make sound inspection decisions in the field