Petroleum Inspector
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About The Position
The Petroleum Inspector plays a crucial role in the testing and supervision of bulk liquid or gaseous hydrocarbon or chemical cargo. This position involves a variety of responsibilities including gauging, sampling, and reconciling the transfer of these materials from shore tanks, barges, or ships. The inspector must adhere to the Client's requirements, SGS Operational Excellence practices, and industry standards to ensure the highest quality of service. The role requires physical sampling, measuring, and temperature taking of vessel and shore tanks using methods dictated by company policies and the American Petroleum Institute (API) procedures. Safety is paramount, and the inspector must follow safety standards while performing their job efficiently. In addition to the technical aspects, the Petroleum Inspector is responsible for calculating and reporting the quantities of bulk liquids or gases transferred, ensuring full reconciliation of the transfer process. This includes completing all necessary reports and forms, utilizing the SGS proprietary Ship Inspection Report (SIR) and/or Site Acceptance Test (SAT) systems. The inspector will work closely with various stakeholders including client representatives, US Customs, vessel personnel, government agents, and shore facility personnel, maintaining regular communication regarding job status and any issues that may arise. The position also requires the inspector to stay updated on the latest industry standards, client requirements, and SGS internal policies. Ethical conduct is essential, and the inspector must operate in accordance with the SGS Code of Integrity, adhering to all company safety practices. Additional duties may include back office support and housekeeping tasks as assigned, along with other responsibilities that may arise in the course of the job.
