Procurement Quality Coordinator

Implement the Project Quality Plan for your assigned scope

Establish and manage Interface Management processes

Monitor procurement to ensure compliance with approved procedures

Oversee inspections (including pre‑inspection meetings) per Suppliers’ ITPs

Execute the Procurement Surveillance Program according to the approved plan

Report supplier performance to the Qualified Supplier List (QSL) ownerTasks & ResponsibilitiesLong‑Lead Equipment

Review purchase documents to verify inclusion of all quality requirements

Coordinate inspection activities and pre‑inspection meetings with critical suppliers

Manage and monitor third‑party inspection personnel

Identify non‑conformances, verify approved dispositions, and drive closureCompany‑Procured Equipment

Oversee Contractor procurement via the Procurement Surveillance Program:

Perform assessments and verifications per the approved plan

Review/approve Contractor procurement procedures and monitor performance

Participate in Subcontractor/Supplier qualification

Review RFQ packages, bid proposals, and key Supplier quality plans/ITPs

Attend and witness hold points (pre‑award, pre‑inspection, in‑process, FAT)

Approve source inspector selections and inspection assignments

Monitor source inspection activities; review ITPs and FAT schedules for PT involvement

Review inspection reports based on criticality and ensure surveillance matches criticality ratings

Track and verify closure of deficiencies and corrective actions

Interface with Contractor Quality personnel to resolve issues per project requirements

Receive and act on site feedback regarding material/equipment quality

Coordinate logistics‑related quality activities with project sites

Identify and assign supplemental source inspections as needed

Advise Project Site Lead and Project Team on quality issues, status, and metricsSkills & Qualifications

SURF experience; Flexible Risers experience preferred

Proven QA/QC experience across engineering, procurement, or construction activities

Technical training or high school diploma plus relevant discipline certifications

5–10 years as a Procurement Quality Coordinator on major capital projects

Willingness to travel domestically and overseas (1–2 trips/month)