Inspector Electrical and Instrumentation

UTM Consultants are looking for a Inspector Electrical and Instrumentation, to assist our client with their project offshore, Netherlands.

Tasks & Responsibilities

Support the Sub-Package Lead (SPL) and QC Coordinator by reviewing all quality deliverables from vendors (e.g. as-built documentation, punch lists) against the Employer’s Requirements
Support the electrical, instrumentation, control and automation disciplines on quality-related issues and documentation
Monitor execution of Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs) as specified in Inspection Notifications from the EPCI contractor during the vendor manufacturing phase
Witness inspection and testing activities (including electrical inspections, hardware and software tests, and FATs) on behalf of the client, based on a risk-based inspection schedule
Travel frequently to vendor manufacturing and construction locations
Facilitate remote inspections via video connection (e.g. HoloLens) with our client’s offices
Report, track, and follow up on quality issues per package (e.g. NCRs, open points)
Monitor implementation of Employer’s Requirements for electrical, instrumentation, and control/automation equipment
Align closely with the QC Coordinator on inspections, ITPs, and quality matters
Act as the Client (End-User / Employer) during witnessed inspections and tests

Extensive experience in offshore projects within Oil & Gas, Renewables, or the Shipping industry
Proven experience reviewing and drafting QC plans and ITPs
Minimum of 10 years’ experience in a QC inspection role
Strong knowledge of international codes and standards (e.g. BS, IEC, ISO, API, ATEX, EEMUA) related to electrical and instrumentation work
Experience inspecting a wide range of electrical, instrumentation, and control/automation equipment (e.g. switchgear, breakers, bushings, electric drives, automation systems)
Fluent in English, both written and spoken
Dutch language skills are an advantage, but not mandatory

The project is due to start on 15th February 2026 and will last approx. 48 weeks