🇳🇱 Rotterdam, Netherlands · 5h ago
QA/QC Inspector - Diesel Generators
Kintec Global Recruitment
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QA/QC Inspector - Diesel GeneratorsLocation: Rotterdam, The NetherlandsContract PositionStart Date: 16th NovemberEnd Date: 31st December 2026Key ObjectiveThe primary objective of the QA/QC Inspector is to ensure that each genset is fully compliant with the Customer's technical and quality requirements, correctly documented, free from unresolved major/critical defects, and properly prepared for shipment.Scope of WorkThe QA/QC Inspector will be responsible for performing quality inspections and final acceptance checks on generator sets (gensets) at the supplier/manufacturer facility, in accordance with the Customer's inspection checklist, approved documentation, applicable technical standards, and project requirements.The position requires a strong combination of mechanical and electrical inspection skills, together with the ability to review technical documentation, identify non-conformities, and accurately report inspection findings.The Inspector will work closely with the Customer, Supplier, Manufacturer, and Project/Quality teams to ensure that the gensets are compliant with the required quality standards and ready for shipment.Main Responsibilities Perform detailed inspections of complete generator sets in accordance with the Customer's inspection checklist. Verify the identification and traceability of the main components, including serial numbers, model numbers, and relevant equipment data. Verify the physical condition, installation, assembly, and workmanship of the equipment. Identify and record non-conformities, defects, missing items, and deviations from the applicable requirements. Classify findings according to their level of severity, including Critical and Major issues where applicable. Complete inspection records using the required Pass / Fail / N/A criteria and provide clear comments and photographic evidence where required. Ensure that all findings identified during inspection are properly recorded and followed up until closure. Review relevant quality and manufacturing documentation and verify that required inspections and functional tests have been completed and properly documented. Interface with the Supplier's Quality and Manufacturing teams to clarify technical issues and agree corrective actions. Report inspection results to the Customer and the relevant Project/QA-QC team.Technical Inspection ActivitiesThe Inspector will be required to perform checks covering, as applicable, the following systems and components: Engine: Identification and nameplate verification, installation and general condition, inspection of mechanical connections, piping, fittings, torque marking, and documentation. Alternator: Model and serial number verification, inspection of mechanical and electrical connections, cable routing, terminations, torque marking, and workmanship. Radiator & Cooling System: Installation and condition, verification of connections, piping, fittings, and supports. Exhaust System: Inspection of exhaust components, piping, supports, connections, installation, mechanical integrity, and insulation. Electrical System: Inspection of panels, cables, connections, terminations, cable routing, identification, verification against drawings, torque marking, and workmanship. Battery System: Inspection of batteries, chargers, connections, identification, installation, cabling, terminals, and protection. Switchgear (SWGR) System: Inspection of switchgear, breakers, disconnect switches, ratings, identification, cable terminations, torque marking, and verification against drawings and requirements. Fuel System: Inspection of fuel tanks, piping, valves, filters, supply and return connections, pipe connections, torque marking, identification, and workmanship. Enclosure: Inspection of enclosure, doors, panels, louvers, internal components, condition, workmanship, access doors, locks, hardware, sealing, and securing for transportation. Inlet & Outlet System: Inspection of air inlet and outlet systems, louvers, dampers, components, and correct installation and securing of openings.Final Inspection Before Shipment Verification that all required inspections and functional tests have been completed and recorded. Verification that all internal inspection documents have been properly signed off by Quality. Verification that all punch-list items and non-conformities have been addressed or formally accepted. Verification that all required labels, identification plates, and safety markings are installed. Verification that loose components and ship-loose items are properly identified, secured, and prepared for shipment. Verification that doors, dampers, louvers, and other movable components are secured for transportation. Verification that shipping covers and protection are correctly installed. Verification that required documentation is tagged and shipped together with the genset. Final visual inspection to confirm that the genset is in an acceptable condition for shipment.Quality Documentation & Reporting Complete and maintain accurate inspection records, including inspection checklists, Pass / Fail / N/A records, inspection notes and findings, Non-Conformity Reports (NCRs), punch lists, photographic records, inspection and test records, review/sign-off of relevant quality documentation, and final inspection and shipment release documentation. Ensure all inspection findings are clearly documented, technically justified, and supported by appropriate evidence where required.Required Technical Skills & Experience Previous experience as QA/QC Inspector, Quality Inspector, Mechanical Inspector, Electrical Inspector, or similar. Proven experience inspecting generator sets, diesel gensets, rotating equipment, electrical equipment, or similar industrial machinery. Good knowledge of both mechanical and electrical systems. Ability to read and understand mechanical and electrical drawings, datasheets, equipment specifications, and inspection documentation. Experience with inspection checklists, ITPs, quality records, and NCR management. Good understanding of electrical connections, cable terminations, switchgear, and circuit breakers. Good understanding of mechanical piping, fittings, bolted connections, and torque requirements. Ability to identify poor workmanship, installation defects, and deviations from specifications. Experience with supplier/manufacturer inspections and factory-based quality control activities. Ability to work independently and interact professionally with suppliers and Customer representatives. Good reporting and documentation skills. Good command of written and spoken English.Preferred Experience Previous experience in one or more of the following environments is an advantage: Data Centres, Power Generation, Oil & Gas, Industrial Power Systems, Diesel Generator Sets, Electrical Switchgear, EPC projects, Manufacturing/OEM environments.Personal Competencies Strong attention to detail. Quality-oriented and methodical approach. Ability to identify potential quality issues proactively. Good communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to challenge non-compliant work in a professional manner. Problem-solving attitude. Ability to work independently and manage inspections according to project priorities. Flexibility to work at supplier/manufacturer facilities and travel when required.Sourced from LinkedIn. Relocantly aggregates public job postings; apply on the original site.