PE Global are currently recruiting for a Welding inspector to join our client, a leading engineering company working with the Pharmaceutical & Bio Pharma Industry. Job Purpose: We are currently seeking an experienced Welder Inspector with a strong background in pharmaceutical or cleanroom environments.
The successful candidate will be responsible for inspecting and verifying welding works on high-specification stainless steel and process pipework systems, ensuring all activities meet pharmaceutical-grade standards, project specifications, and relevant industry regulations.
Key Responsibilities: Inspect welding activities on pharmaceutical-grade pipework systems, including orbital and manual TIG welds on stainless steel (typically 316L).Ensure welding works are carried out in accordance with approved welding procedures, drawings, weld maps, and quality documentation.Conduct visual inspections of welds in line with ASME BPE, EN ISO, or other applicable standards.Review and validate Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS), Procedure Qualification Records (PQRs), and welder qualifications.Liaise with welding teams and subcontractors to address non-conformities and ensure best practice is followed at all times.Monitor and maintain full weld traceability, including logs, inspection reports, and material certification.Witness pressure testing, flushing, passivation, and other validation-related activities in line with GMP standards.Work collaboratively with Quality Assurance, Engineering and Commissioning teams to support successful system handovers.Participate in walkdowns, snag resolution, and turnover dossier preparation.Ensure all inspection records are accurately maintained and documented to support regulatory compliance and client audits.Person Specification: Essential: Demonstrable experience as a Welding Inspector on pharmaceutical, cleanroom, or life sciences projects.Proficient in orbital and manual TIG welding inspection for stainless steel systems.Knowledge of ASME BPE, EN ISO 9606, or other relevant welding codes and clean utility standards.Ability to interpret P&IDs, isometric drawings, weld maps, and technical specifications.Strong attention to detail and a commitment to quality and safety.Competent in the use of Microsoft Office for report writing and documentation.Good verbal and written communication skills.Eligible to work in the UK/EU and willing to work on-site as required.Desirable: CSWIP 3.0 or 3.1 Welding Inspector certification (or equivalent).Experience working in GMP-regulated environments.Understanding of clean utility systems such as WFI, PW, Clean Steam and Process Gases.Familiarity with weld traceability software and turnover documentation processes.Additional Information: Competitive salary or day rate (depending on experience)Opportunity to work on major pharmaceutical and biotech projectsTraining and development support available
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