QA/QC Inspector IV

Assignment Scope: Willow Overview (Include in all FTE and CWP postings/requests for Willow) Located on Alaska’s North Slope in the National Petroleum Reserve (NPR-A), the Willow project is estimated to produce 180,000 barrels of oil per day at its peak. The economic impact of the Willow project will be sizable. According to the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) estimates, Willow could generate between $8 billion and $17 billion in new revenue for the federal government, the state of Alaska, the North Slope Borough, and local communities. The initial phase of Willow development will include a new Willow Central Processing Facility (WCF), three drill sites, pipelines, roads, bridges and supporting infrastructure. Scope Summary: The Willow project is spread over several phases and areas. 2023 – 2025 - Detailed Design 2023 – 2024 - WOC Fabrication 2025 – 2027 - WOC North Slope Installation and Commissioning 2025 – 2027 - WCF / DS Sealift Module Fabrication 2027 – 2029 – WCF / DS North Slope Installation and Commissioning Willow will be a greenfield design including all processing facilities, utilities, drilling equipment, camp, and power generation. General Summary: This position is responsible for monitoring fabrication site quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) activities within his/her prevue and providing direction to contractor QA/QC personnel. He/she supports the development and implementation of effective QA/QC through processes, procedures, training, control measures, corrective and preventive action, assessment, documentation and audit, measurement and analysis, and continuous improvement. Critical and leadership skills include:

Understanding and implementation of quality assurance and quality control processes and procedures during the fabrication phase of a project. Must be able to build and maintain a good working relationship within the contractor quality organization. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Responsible for the administration of the fabrication/module assembly quality requirements to ensure contractors’ compliance with project specifications and practices as they relate to quality during the fabrication phase. Coordinating with the fabrication team to ensure timely execution of quality activities. Assists in the development and review Quality Assurance procedures & processes. Identification and control of Deficient Conditions (Deficiency Reports, Non-Conformance Reports, and Corrective Action Reports) and process. Follow-up on corrective actions and NCRs including verification of disposition and effectiveness of corrective and preventive actions. The Fabrication Quality Assurance Coordinator is accountable for and as required responsible performing the following: Review of Contractor Quality Plans ITPs and procedures and ensuring they are as per specifications. Provide verification of Contractors’ implementation of their fabrication processes and procedures through execution of the quality surveillance program. Participate in contractors’ kick offs to outline Quality requirements. Participates in ITP witness and hold point activities as indicated in the approved ITP. Ensure all inspection and testing is in accordance with SPC-EE-WL-80300, Electrical Construction Specification. Verify that electrical material and equipment are inspected by an electrical administrator upon completion of installation per Alaska Statute Title 8, Section 08.40.195. Review and sign-off contractor electrical and instrument IQRs. Participates in system walkdowns. Participates in document reviews and turnover reviews. Sign-off of turnover documentation for COP where appropriate. Preferred Leadership Competencies: Leading Self - Accountability - Adaptability - Decision Making - Influence - Planning - Results Orientation - Safety Leading Others - Building Relationships - Collaboration - Effective Communication Leading the Business - Analysis - Continuous Improvement - Execution