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 On & Offshore Quality Control Specialists

DEFINITION OF QUALITY… By definition, "quality" is a degree of excellence. By On & Offshore Quality Control Specialists definition, "quality" is a measurement of perfection used to evaluate the construction efforts by the contractor set forth in the engineering specifications and designs. Total quality would be achieved by having one inspector per contractor’s employee.

DEFINITION OF INSPECTION… By definition, "inspection" is checking or testing against established standards; a careful examination. By On & Offshore Quality Control Specialists definition, "inspection" is scrutinizing the Contractor to insure that they are constructing the project according to the engineer’s specification and designs provided by the Client Company. Our primary function is to be the client’s "eyes and ears."

DEFINITION OF INSPECTOR… By definition, "inspector" is a person employed to inspect
something. The following description represents the responsibilities and duties of an On & Offshore Quality Control Specialists  Inspector. An inspector functions as the judicial representative of Client Company in observing the quality of work which the contractor has agreed to do. The Inspector's primary function is to inspect the contractor's work to see that it meets the requirements of the contract.

• Physical condition of the Inspector must be sufficient in order to fulfill his duties.
• Good vision is vital to an Inspector. Corrective aids (such as glasses) if required, must be used during the inspection process.
• The Inspector's attitude determines the degree of his success or failure. For success, he is dependent upon the cooperation of his associates in all departments, and he must command their respect in order to obtain it. All of his decisions must be considered impartial and consistent. A definite policy of inspection procedures and standards has been adopted by the Client Company and must be followed faithfully.
• Since the Inspector must be familiar with all drawings and specifications that apply to the project he is to inspect, he must be able to read and thoroughly interpret the drawings and specifications.
• An Inspector should be able to maintain adequate records. The inspection reports should be concise, yet complete enough to be clear to a reader unfamiliar with the work inspected. Good records protect the Inspector and also help him adhere to a policy of uniform standards. The Client Company will supply all the forms and specifications to be reported on.
• A number of test methods are available to the Inspector to help him determine whether the work meets the quality standard. He must be capable of evaluating the test method to determine if adequate information was yielded for established acceptance standards.
• The attitude and point of view of a good Inspector is acquired only though inspection EXPERIENCE which broadens his knowledge and gives his opinion more authority if he is requested to offer constructive criticism when rejecting poor work.

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