Fired Heaters and Furnace Inspectors at Bureau Veritas

Othe, Grand Est, France -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

18 Sep, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

20 Jun, 26

Experience

10 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Furnace Inspection, API 560, ASME Section I, API 573, Refractory Inspection, NDE Coordination, Burner Inspection, Fuel Gas Train Inspection, DPT, MPT, Hydrostatic Testing, QA/QC, Commissioning, Tube Layout Interpretation, Corrosion Assessment, Erosion Assessment

Industry

Description

Your career is about more than building a resume — it’s a chance to #LeaveYourMark. Guaranteeing quality, ensuring health and safety, mitigating risks and improving performance, as well as environmental protection and social responsibility…this is what Bureau Veritas is about. Join an inclusive, flexible and diverse company where you can thrive while positively contributing to transforming the world in which we live. #ShapingaWorldofTrust Fired Heaters and Furnace Inspectors Job Description: API 560 or ASME Section I certified or have comprehensive knowledge and experience of 10 years in furnace inspection at refineries or petrochemical plants.Shall have thorough knowledge of API 573, ASME Section I, and related codes applicable to fired heaters and furnaces. Capable of performing internal and external inspection of fired heaters including radiant and convection sections, burners, stacks, and associated components. Shall inspect refractory linings of furnaces, stacks, and fireboxes and assess their condition for replacement or repair. Shall inspect furnace tubes for external corrosion, erosion, hot spots, bulging, and sagging, and coordinate with NDE examiners for tube thickness measurement. Capable of witnessing burner inspections, fuel gas train inspections, and associated safety interlocks. Shall review and interpret fired heater drawings, tube layouts, and refractory detail drawings. Shall administer or witness DPT and MPT on furnace tube welds and fittings. Capable of witnessing hydrostatic testing of furnace tube circuits and documenting results. Minimum Eligibility Criteria: API 560 or ASME Section I certification or equivalent knowledge Minimum 10 years of furnace/heater inspection experience Strong knowledge of API 573 and heater/furnace systems Experience in refractory, tubes, burners, and inspection activities Relevant project experience of O&G (project construction, QA/QC & Commissioning) is mandatory Candidate must have valid certificates – copy shall be provided along with CV.

Responsibilities

Perform internal and external inspections of fired heaters, including radiant and convection sections, burners, and stacks. Assess refractory linings and furnace tubes for defects while witnessing safety interlocks and hydrostatic testing.