Quality Inspector - Offshore

The Quality Inspector is responsible for supporting the QMiP in implementing the Project Quality Plan on site and executing Quality activities within scope in line
with the requirements of the PQP and SWP IMS system.
The QI reports functionally to the QMiP
The Quality Inspector is responsible for executing the following key activities;
- Quality Inspections and verifications
- Assessment of workmanship practices (when performed) to verify and ensure quality levels
- Quality reporting
- Reporting and investigation of non-conformances
- Supporting the site organisation in use of the non-conformance system
- Management of non-conformance workflows and records
- Receipt and verification of as-built quality documentation
- Maintenance of turbine traceability within the pre-assembly, installation and commissioning phases
With reference to the Wind Power EHS Roles & Responsibilities Booklet the Quality Inspector All Employees shouldbe constantly aware of their responsibilities for ensuring a workplace where EHS is the top priority. They shouldengage with both Line Managers and the EHS Team to ensure that, where practicable, they are familiar with the
Siemens EHS management system. Additionally the Quality Inspector must ensure that all non-conformances identified with a potential or actual EHS impact are managed in accordance with process and notified to the EHS organisation for control and mitigation.
Quality Inspections: Quality inspections must be performed in accordance with SWP (and project contractual) requirements
as documented within the Project Quality Plan (PQP) and relevant Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs). Quality Inspections
typically cover delivery inspections, pre-assembly walkdowns, pre-assembly final walkdowns, mechanical walkdowns and
final walkdowns. Where defined in the PQP the inspections will be conducted in conjunction with customer and SWP Service full personnel.
In addition to standard inspections the Quality Inspector will execute the reference turbine process at site level.
Non-conformance management: The Quality Inspector will assist the QMiP in ensuring that the project site team is awareof their responsibilities in reporting and responding to non-conformances, providing support where required.
The Quality Inspector will ensure that all non-conformances are reported in the non-conformance system (including findings)
databases and executes the day to day management of non-conformance workflows to closure. Physical product nonconformancesreported as having been closed should be reinspected for verification of closure.
The QI will support the QMiP, TPM and EMiP (as appropriate) in performing technical investigations and root cause analysisof non-conformances.


Authorization:
- Intervention and escalation to reporting line (QMiP) in functional matters where guidelines, quality-relevant procedures ortargets are not complied with. This includes involvement of expert opinions as necessary.
- Implement stops in proceedings, supplies and services in close collaboration with Site Management and QMiP
- Access to all quality-relevant data, e.g. customer contracts, risk assessments, financial data, project plans, agreed targets.
- Represents the project site internally and externally in matters of quality