The Mid-Level Valve Receiving Inspector is responsible for the comprehensive inspection, documentation, and acceptance of industrial valves and associated mechanical components upon receipt. This role plays a key part in ensuring the integrity and quality compliance of equipment entering warehouse or site inventory, in line with engineering specifications, international codes (API/ASME), and project requirements.
Perform dimensional, visual, and document-based inspections of incoming valves (e.g., gate, globe, check, ball) and associated hardware.
Validate conformance with purchase orders, datasheets, MTOs, and technical drawings.
Inspect according to API 6D, ASME B16.34, ISO 5208, or project-specific specifications.
Use measuring tools (vernier calipers, micrometers, gauges) for dimensional verification and fit checks.
Review and verify completeness of MTCs, hydrotest reports, inspection release notes, and welding/NDT documents.
Check traceability through heat numbers, serial numbers, and batch markings.
Maintain inspection records, rejection logs, and NCR documentation as per QA system.
Liaise with procurement, warehouse, and engineering teams to clarify discrepancies and material compliance issues.
Escalate non-conformities, initiate corrective action requests (CARs), and support resolution activities.
Support third-party inspection agencies and client representatives during incoming inspection audits.
Update inspection outcomes in ERP/QC systems (SAP, Oracle, etc.) and ensure alignment with warehouse records.
Provide weekly status reports on inspection backlog, rejections, and material readiness for use.
Diploma or Bachelorβs degree in Mechanical Engineering, Production, or Industrial Technology
3β6 years in mechanical inspection, valve receiving, or QA/QC roles within oil & gas, industrial manufacturing, or EPC environments
Proficient in valve classification and functions (manual, automated, pressure-rated valves)
Deep familiarity with standards: API 6D/598, ASME B16.5/B16.34, ISO 9001/29001
Skilled in inspection tools and interpretation of mechanical drawings and specifications
Experience using ERP systems (e.g., SAP MM, Oracle SCM) for inspection records
Strong analytical, documentation, and non-conformance handling skills
Knowledge of warehouse flow, logistics, and material control systems is a plus