Inspector of 3rd degree on oil products

The 3rd grade inspector is responsible for the inspection of terminals (different Location/Installation) and ensuring that facility is operated and maintained to ASTM, GOST, API standards and is carried out in accordance with company’s QA/HSE/ Compliance policies. Major Duties and Responsibility Areas Responsible for: Demonstrate commitment to health, safety, and the environment. Conduct to ASTM, IP, and GOST, API standards, all necessary inspection in a comprehensive and timely manner. Timely Issue reports in co-operation with laboratory department. Maintaining all relevant notebooks, equipment in working condition. Ensure that all equipment and working place is kept clean and tidy. Comply with established schedule and provide appropriate handover. In case of any incident report immediately to the person responsible Sampling of Rail Tank Cars. Gauging of Rail Tank Cars. Handling of RTC calibration tables Rail Tank Cars report preparation. GOST calculation of RTC (batch) quantities. Sampling of shore tanks. Gauging shore tanks. Handling of shore tanks calibration tables Calculation of shore tank quantities (GOST and ASTM) Assist in the vessel inspection (sampling, gauging, etc.) Assist inspection manager/ supervisor in training of lower category inspectors and new employees. Qualifications and Experience Required Education a. Secondary education. B. Professional Qualifications Technical specialties are preferable. Valid IFIA – TIC Certificate C. Experience At least two years’ experience at inspector position category 3 applicants are preferrable. Ability to work safely and responsibly at heights. Previous work experience on tankers, at oil terminals, and with railway tank cars (tank wagons) is preferred. Ability to strictly comply with occupational health, safety, and environmental requirements. A careful, responsible, and disciplined approach to technical work. D. Valid driver's license category B Please submit your CV to the e-mail address in the Apply for job button, mentioning the position title in the subject line.