Job Summary

Inspector, Hull & Outfitting is responsible for ensuring all hull and outfitting works are executed in compliance with project specifications, international standards, classification society requirements, and company quality procedures. The role conducts in-process and final inspections, coordinates with internal teams, shipowners, classification societies, and third-party inspectors, identifies and reports non-conformities, recommends corrective actions, maintains inspection records, and supports final surveys and acceptance while ensuring adherence to safety, quality, and environmental standards throughout shipbuilding and ship repair projects.

Key Responsibilities

• To carry out, coordinate and arrange the job / activities as required by the department objective.
• Ensure the safety and quality requirements are met.
• Day to day management of the departmental activities.
• Productivity, Work Discipline, Housekeeping.
• Ensure that the work carried out complies with International Construction Codes, Project Specifications,Tender, Work Instructions, Procedure and Manuals, as appropriate.
• Perform in-process and final inspections on electrical & instrumentation /piping / steel/ mechanical and other jobs in Shop and Onboard.
• Participation in work identification.
• Coordinate and liaise with Classification societies, third party inspection agencies, Ship Superintendents and other Trades, to ensure adherence to related Standards.
• Stop processes if they do not meet specified requirements, raise Occurrence Reports / Fields Reports recommend for corrective and preventive actions.
• Collecting, updating and filing all relevant inspections records.
• Conduct frequent audits and report any non-compliance to the Superiors on issues of Quality.
• Do internal inspections and to lead to carry out final survey and acceptance with class and owner.
• To follow the Safety Rules and Regulation set refer to Occupational Health & Safety Policy and Environmental Policy by the yard

Key Requirements

• Diploma or Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Science, or a related technical discipline, or equivalent relevant industrial experience.
• Minimum 2–3 years of inspection experience in the shipbuilding or ship repair industry.
• Familiar with ABS Welding Inspector requirements or equivalent welding inspection certifications/standards.
• Good knowledge of applicable inspection methods, testing techniques, quality standards, and international codes relevant to shipbuilding and ship repair.
• Good command of written and spoken English, with effective communication and interpersonal skills.
• Strong planning, organizational, and execution skills with attention to detail.
• Able to work independently and collaboratively with cross-functional teams, classification societies, and clients.

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