Pipeline coating inspection requires NACE Level 2 certification and precise field documentation. This temporary assignment supports repair operations across Canada.
As a Temporary Coating Inspector, you will oversee pipeline repair and coating activities in active field environments. You will monitor preparation, application, and inspection against specifications and procedures. The work involves field crews, project teams, clients, and inspectors.
Key Responsibilities:
- Oversee pipeline repair and coating activities
- Monitor coating preparation and application parameters
- Provide on-site direction to field crews
- Communicate professionally with clients and project personnel
- Complete timely field reports and inspection documentation
Requirements:
- NACE AMPP Level 2 certification required
- Current H2S and Intermediate First Aid certifications
- CSTS, WHMIS, and Confined Space certifications
- Class 5 licence and clean five-year driver abstract
- Robust computer, communication, and documentation skills
Apply your coating inspection, pipeline repair, and quality documentation expertise while supporting safe, compliant field operations across Canada.