Corr And Code Inspector

• Inspect piping, tanks and pressure vessels using the following NDE Methods: Visual Testing, Magnetic Particle, Liquid Penetrant Testing, RTR, MFE (Mark IV) and Ultrasonic Thickness.
• Follow Eastman inspection procedures and industry guidelines to inspect & evaluate piping, tanks, and pressure vessels.
• Perform Positive Material Identification (PMI) on piping and plate using analyzer to identify material grade.
• Review of MTR's, comparing elements to ASME guidelines to assure material meets requirements for specific material grades referenced on MTR.
• Walking down and field verification of Process Flow Diagrams.
• Drawing isometric sketches.
• Perform Crew Safety Representative (CSR) roles as assigned.
• Perform calibration duties for inspection equipment as assigned.
• Perform house keeping duties as assigned.
• Perform On-Call duties as assigned.
• Drive company vehicles within the Eastman site and off-site when required.
• Obtain a company credit card for travel & training expenses.
• Support turnaround work.

Required Qualities:

• Safety-oriented individual that exemplifies the Eastman Basic Safety Expectations.
• Displays a team-oriented and positive "can-do" attitude.
• Participates in team/group meetings and activities.
• Demonstrates exceptional customer focus and service.
• Supports company goals/objectives.
• Self-starter, self-managed, works well without close supervision, and uses discretionary time wisely to add value to the company.
• Attention to detail and ability to complete tasks accurately and timely.
• Dependable, credible, and respectful.
• Innovative and receptive to new ideas and technology.
• Demonstrates motivation and capability for continual learning, including internal and external training.
• Maintain harmonious working relationships with others.
• Projects good image/ role model to all groups.
• Demonstrated ability to make sound decisions/ judgments.

Required Skills:

• Utilize job-related computer systems such as:
  
  
  
  • GE APM, PowerBI, SAP, Microsoft Office, ProjectWise, AssetView
  
  
  
  
• Interpret, review, and apply engineering standards, codes, specifications and drawings.
• Use and interpret piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&ID's) and vessel/piping drawings.
• Communicate in a proficient manner, both physically and digitally.
• Prioritize and manage simultaneous tasks.
• Able to climb ladder and stairs to access platforms or scaffolding.
• Capable of accessing 18" access points for confined spaces.
• Able to work at heights of 200 feet or more.
• Able to wear and work using respirators: dust mask, filtered half mask, filtered full face, full face with supplied air.
• Willing to make field visits, enter confined spaces, and wear fall protection when required.
• Willing to work outside of normal work schedules to accomplish a task if needed.
• Willing to travel to other sites or cities for company business (vendor sites, training classes, etc.)
• Adhere to company procedures and policies.
• Obtain ASNT Level II Non-Destructive Testing qualifications within 12 months of employment in the following methods: Magnetic Particle, Liquid Penetrant Testing, and Ultrasonic Thickness.
• Obtain one certification through the American Petroleum Society (API) within the first 24 months of employment in one of the following certifications: API 510, API 570, API 653, and API 580.

Desirable Skills (Experience):

• Experience with fabrication and/or repair of piping, vessels, tanks, or other welded fabrications.
• Familiar with ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Codes and API Standards.
• Familiar with NBIC and Texas Boiler Law.
• Experience with welding and weld procedures.
• Qualified ASNT Level II in Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) in the following methods: Magnetic Particle, Liquid Penetrant Testing, Ultrasonic Testing - Thickness and Radiographic Testing.
• 40 hour MFE Mark IV training
• Certified through the American Petroleum Society (API) with the following certifications: API 510, API 570, API 653, and API 580.
• Certifications through AMPP (NACE) in the following methods: CP1/2 (Cathodic Protection) and CPI Level 1 / 2 (Coatings).
• Possess a general understanding of the function and operation of various types of plant equipment (process tanks, columns, exchangers, etc.)
• Experience with materials and identification of common damage mechanisms.