Inspector (Union) - Levis, QC

Intertek Canada•Lévis, QC

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Intertek is searching for an Inspector to join our Caleb Brett team in our Levis, Quebec office. This is a fantastic opportunity to grow a versatile career in Petroleum! The inspector is responsible for ensuring the accurate measurement, sampling, inspection, and documentation of petroleum products during custody transfer, storage, and transportation while complying with industry standards, client requirements, and safety regulations.

Requirements

Strong commitment to safety and regulatory compliance.
High attention to detail and accuracy in measurements, calculations, and documentation.
Integrity, professionalism, and the ability to remain impartial during inspections.
Good understanding of petroleum measurement principles and industry standards (e.g., API MPMS and ASTM).
Strong mathematical, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
Effective verbal and written communication with clients, terminal personnel, vessel crews, and colleagues.
Ability to work independently, manage multiple assignments, and adapt to changing operational schedules.
Physical ability to work outdoors, climb tanks and vessels, and perform inspections in varying weather conditions.
Proficiency with computers, handheld devices, and inspection reporting software.
Dependability, flexibility, and a customer-focused attitude while maintaining quality and efficiency.
Bilingualism is needed for this role as the incumbent would need to deal with internal and external clients and employee’s that work outside of Quebec.

Responsibilities

Perform quantity inspections of petroleum products during loading, discharge, and storage operations.
Gauge tanks and measure product levels, temperatures, and water to determine accurate quantities.
Collect representative samples according to API, ASTM, and company procedures for laboratory analysis.
Calculate product volumes and quantities using industry standards and approved measurement methods.
Inspect the condition of tanks, vessels, barges, railcars, trucks, and pipelines before, during, and after product transfers.
Prepare accurate inspection reports and certificates, ensuring all measurements and observations are properly documented.
Communicate with terminal personnel, vessel crews, laboratory staff, and clients to coordinate inspection activities and resolve operational issues.
Verify compliance with safety regulations, company procedures, and industry standards while maintaining a safe work environment.
Maintain and calibrate inspection equipment to ensure reliable and accurate measurements.
Report discrepancies, contamination, product losses, or unusual conditions promptly and professionally to supervisors and clients.