HVAC Inspector

About the role

The HVAC Inspector is responsible for inspecting, monitoring, and verifying HVAC system installation, testing, and commissioning activities on offshore facilities. The role ensures compliance with project specifications, international codes, standards, and safety requirements.

Key responsibilities

• Inspect HVAC installation activities including ducting, chillers, AHUs, FCUs, exhaust systems, pressurization units, and control systems.
• Verify materials, equipment, and installation against approved drawings, specifications, and ITPs.
• Review and witness testing & commissioning activities such as air balancing, functional performance testing, duct leakage testing, and noise & vibration checks.
• Conduct inspection of fire and gas damper systems, smoke control, HVAC shutdowns, and emergency ventilation.
• Monitor HVAC system integration with Fire & Gas (F&G), BMS, and ESD systems.
• Prepare and review inspection reports, NCRs, punch lists, and close‑out documentation.
• Coordinate with construction, commissioning, QA/QC, and client teams.
• Participate in HAZID/HAZOP, walkdowns, and system handover activities.
• Verify compliance with offshore safety rules and work permit systems.
• Support FAT/SAT and vendor inspections when required.

Required profile

• Proven experience inspecting HVAC installations on offshore facilities.
• Familiarity with international HVAC codes and standards.
• Ability to work under offshore safety rules and work‑permit systems.
• Experience participating in HAZID/HAZOP studies and system handover processes.

Required skills

• Inspection of ducting, chillers, air handling units (AHU), fan coil units (FCU), exhaust and pressurization systems.
• Air balancing and functional performance testing.
• Duct leakage testing.
• Noise and vibration assessment.
• Fire and gas damper and smoke control system inspection.
• HVAC shutdown and emergency ventilation procedures.
• Integration knowledge of Fire & Gas (F&G), Building Management System (BMS) and Emergency Shutdown (ESD) systems.