QA/QC Inspector Responsibilities Conduct quality activities to ensure that products or services provided are in accordance with requirements Advise Contractor on QA/QC requirements to ensure Contractor commitment and compliance is in line with site specific quality requirements and procedures Review Contractor documents such as Project Quality Plan, Method Statements, KPIs, etc Verify the assessment of construction and installation methods of construction and ensure that QA/QC procedures are adequately implemented Conduct formal site QA/QC inspections and QA/QC meetings on weekly basis with Contractors and ensure recommended remedial actions are closed by Contractor and reports are submitted. qa/qc inspector responsibilities Ensure that QA/QC requirements and Key Performance Indicators (KPI), etc. are achieved at Site Review audit reports on Contractor's Project Qualit...
Difference between Onshore and Offshore
Onshore
Onshore means on land. In the oil and gas industry any exploration and production work done on land with land equipment, that activity is said to be onshore.
Offshore
Offshore means off the land, which means on sea/water. Any exploration and production work done on water or near the sea with marine equipment, that activities are called to be offshore
In simple word, any work is done on Land area is Onshore and works done near shore or on seawater is called Offshore.
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| Onshore - Concrete Placement Work Ongoing |
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| Onshore - Oil & Gas Power Plant |
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| Offshore - Work |
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