Job Description

The Quality Control Inspector – Hot Tap & Line Stop Fittings/Equipment is responsible for ensuring that all Hot Tap and Line Stop fittings, equipment, and materials meet company and customer quality requirements before deployment to the field. This position plays a key role in maintaining product integrity, ensuring compliance with quality standards, and supporting operational readiness at the service facility.

Key Responsibilities:

Incoming Inspection:

• Inspect and verify incoming materials, fittings, and components for conformance to purchase order requirements, drawings, and specifications.
• Ensure all materials have proper documentation (MTRs, Certificates of Conformance, NDE reports, etc.).
• Tag, label, and record material traceability information in accordance with quality procedures.
• Verify Equipment used in the field is maintained and within acceptance requirements.

In-Process Inspection:

• Perform in-process inspections during assembly, setup, and testing of Hot Tap and Line Stop equipment.
• Inspect Pressure Testing Equipment prior to and during testing to verify cleanliness, correct setup, proper calibration, and pressure ratings.
• Monitor test operations to ensure test parameters and safety requirements are being followed.
• Verify that test data and results are properly recorded and meet acceptance criteria.
• Document any nonconformances identified during in-process checks and coordinate corrective actions with Operations and Quality.

Outgoing Equipment Verification:

• Inspect and verify that equipment and fittings going out to the field match the order and job requirements (size, rating, configuration, material, and accessories).
• Check that correct documentation (drawings, pressure test reports, assembly sheets, inspection records, etc.) is included with each fitting before dispatch.
• Coordinate with Operations and Field Technicians to resolve discrepancies prior to release.

Maintenance and Calibration Compliance:

• Verify that all tools, pressure equipment, and service components are maintained and calibrated per the established maintenance program and schedule.
• Ensure maintenance frequency compliance and recordkeeping.

Inventory Condition Control:

• Conduct periodic inspections of fittings, seals, and other components in inventory to confirm they are in good condition and properly stored.
• Pay special attention to sealing elements—ensure proper traceability, shelf-life control, and ventilation/storage conditions are maintained.
• Identify and segregate damaged or expired items for review and disposition.

Documentation and Recordkeeping:

• Maintain accurate inspection records, reports, and traceability logs.
• Verify completeness and accuracy of job packets and ensure all required documentation accompanies fittings and equipment to the field.
• Support continuous improvement initiatives and assist in nonconformance investigations as needed.