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[MW:23385] Job opportunities in Greece

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Dear all
in case you are interested for the following positions please submit detailed CVs and objective evidence for both experience and requested qualifications:

Lead Inspectors: 

Pipe mill inspector 

    a. Proven experience with pipe manufacturing; 
    b. NDT (PT, MT UT and RT) Level II as per ASNT-SNT-TC-1A or equivalent; 
    c. Welding Inspector Level II as per CSWIP 3.1 or equivalent with experience in line welding process and spiral welding process.

Pipe mill coating inspector 
    a. Proven experience with coating of pipes 
    b. NACE II or Frosio III or equivalent certification.

Pipe bends mill inspector 
    a. Proven experience with pipe bends manufacturing; 
    b. NDT (PT, MT UT and RT) Level II as per ASNT-SNT-TC-1A or equivalent;

Pipe bends mill coating inspector 
    a. Proven experience with coating for pipe bends 
    b. NACE II or Frosio III or equivalent certification.

In-line Inspectors: 

Pipe mill in-line inspector 
    a. Proven experience with pipe manufacturing; 
    b. Proven experience with in line welding proces and spiral welding process.

Pipe mill coating in-line inspector 
    a. Proven experience with coating for pipes

Pipe bends mill in-line inspector 
    a. Proven experience with pipe bends manufacturing;

Pipe bends mill in-line coating inspector 
    a. Proven experience with coating for pipe bends

Handling supervisor 
    a. Experience with pipe and pipe bends manufacturing/handling 
Clerck c/o Pipe Mill/Coating Mill 
    a. Experience with certificate traceability c/o Pipe Mill/Coating Mill 
best regards

Dr. Georgios Dilintas

Authorized Nuclear Inspector
Authorized Inspector Supervisor

I&F REGIONAL TECHNICAL MANAGER
BUREAU VERITAS PIRAEUS - GREECE

Tel: +30 210 40 63 113 /4 /5
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