Inspector - Louisville, KY

Munich Re•Louisville, KY

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Inspector provides on-location inspection and oversight services to verify that pressure equipment complies with applicable codes, regulations, standards, and client specifications during manufacture, field assembly or erection, and repair. The role performs ASME and NBIC Code inspections, inspections under the Pressure Equipment Directive and other international pressure equipment standards, monitoring, and third-party inspection (TPI). The Inspector works with minimal supervision and exercises independent judgment in determining product and regulatory compliance. The position also involves identifying potential customers and conducting marketing and sales visits to grow business in the assigned locality. Work in other territories may be required depending on workload. Routine travel among customer locations may involve use of a company or personal vehicle; an acceptable driving record is required. Some customer sites may require security clearance and a rigid background screen.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Qualifying pressure-equipment industry experience through one of the listed pathways: four years of experience as outlined in NB-263 RCI-1; two years of such experience plus completion of an accredited military/merchant marine training program or an associated certification program; or one year of such experience plus a bachelor's degree or higher in Engineering, Technology, Science, or Math from an accredited institution.
The listed qualifying experience may include boiler operation exceeding 50,000 lbs. per hour; performance of repairs, alterations, or maintenance; NDE examination at ASNT Level II or III; or inspection or maintenance of boilers or pressure vessels.
Listed associated certification programs include CWI, Boiler Maker, Power Engineering, and API Inspector.
Planning and organizational skills.
Self-motivation, ability to work without direct supervision, and adaptability.
Interpersonal and customer service skills.
Effective verbal and written communication.
Problem-solving skills.
Computer technology skills, including Microsoft Office Suite.
Ability to meet customer-site security screening or clearance requirements when required.
Acceptable driving record.

Responsibilities

Provide inspection services and oversight under ASME, NBIC, international codes, ISO, and client-provided specifications.
Operate with minimal supervision and exercise independent judgment in assuring code and regulatory compliance.
Review and accept client job packages.
Perform in-process inspections.
Document inspection and testing results.
Monitor quality control systems.
Witness final equipment testing, including pressure testing.
Review and sign required forms.
Provide ASME and NBIC Code inspections, inspections under the Pressure Equipment Directive and international pressure equipment standards, monitoring, and TPI.
Identify potential customers and conduct marketing and sales visits to grow business in the defined locality.
Travel to other territories as workload requires.