Auditor(s) – QMS Audit of Manufacturing Shops (Contract)

SGS•Hampton, NJ

51d•$60 - $70•Onsite

About The Position

SGS is seeking local auditors to conduct audits in various manufacturing shops. This is a contract role, not full-time work, with audit durations varying from a day to several weeks. The auditor's primary responsibility is to verify vendor adherence to their Quality Control (QC) Manual through their procedures and practices.

Requirements

Minimum of 5 years of experience of auditing in the Oil and Gas industry.
Experience with fixed & rotary equipment inspection (pumps, valves, filtration and Separator units, compressors, vessels etc.).
Must have experience with manufacturing shops QMS Audits, review of NCRs, CARs, NDE certifications, training records, warehouse SOPs, shop SOPs, and tool calibrations, etc.
Must have knowledge in fabrication and welding.
Must have coating knowledge in industry coating standards.

Nice To Haves

Preferably certified by IRCA or Equivalent.

Responsibilities

Note all non-conformances and communicate them to the vendor for internal NCRs and CARs.
Follow up with any NCRs and corrections.
Review customer complaints, open/closed NCRs/CARs, NDE certifications, training records.
Complete ETC Supplier Evaluation/Verification Report, ensuring all blanks are answered or marked N/A.
Conduct pre and post Audit meetings.
Review and verify vendor’s safety program and practices.
Review practical application of quality manual.
Review and evaluate implementation of written shop procedures per the QCM.
Review employee use of company SOPs.
Review employee access to the latest copies of approved drawings and welding procedures.
Review shop receiving and shipment per SOPs.
Review SOPs and revision process.
Review shop quality checks and/or shop testing per SOP.
Review engineering roles and responsibilities.
Review QA/QC roles and responsibilities.
Review non-conformances and corrective action log.
Review internal auditing reports to include sub-vendors.
Review welding and manufacturing during production per manufacturer’s SOPs.
Review and evaluate WPS/PQR(s) to the appropriate Code.
Review welder’s qualifications.
Review welder’s continuity log.
Ensure welders have access to applicable WPS.
Monitor welding per applicable WPS, ensuring essential variables are within limits.
Visually inspect welds during process fabrication per applicable code of construction.
Perform visual inspection of final product.
Review RT film.
Verify storage and handling of consumables.
Review heat treatments.
Review shop travelers.
Review equipment and tools calibrations.
Audit certified ISO 9001 and API shops to the applicable standards.
Review safe working conditions.
Review and evaluate vendor’s manufacturing process.
Review Inspection, Testing and NDE procedures.
Review coating facility.
Review coating procedures.
Inspect coating.
Review paint storage.
Review coating measurement tools.
Review coating reports.
Review NDE Certifications.
Review NDE reporting.
Review Training records.
Review Corrective Action program/log.
Review NCR log and closing of report.
Review control of non-conforming product.
Review receiving inspection and storage of raw materials.
Verify Material traceability.
Review of final data books.
Review shop safety.
Provide pictures with descriptions.
Address other points required by the ETC Supplier Evaluation/Verification Report.