Welding Inspector (CSWIP 3.2.2) – Qatar (through Asiapower Overseas)

Welding Inspector job in Qatar, offered by Asiapower Overseas (OEP Licence B-1499/MUM/COM/1000+/5/10007/2022). Salary: Not shown in the advertisement — the agency will confirm at shortlisting. Not shown in the advertisement vacancies open. Applying is free — check the licence numbers, then tap Apply on WhatsApp.

Asiapower Overseas is shortlisting a Welding Inspector for a short-term project with a construction engineering company in Qatar, job code RP-266. The inspector's job is to keep weld quality inside the code: checking welder qualifications and WPS compliance before work starts, visual inspection of fit-up and finished welds, raising NDT requests, reviewing radiography results, and closing out repair welds with signed documentation. The advertisement names the CSWIP 3.2.2 certificate for this post and asks for shutdown or turnaround experience, with Gulf experience preferred. Interviews are online and shortlisting is in progress now; the recruitment is free. No salary is printed in the advertisement — Asiapower confirms the package with shortlisted candidates. To apply, send your CV on WhatsApp to 70053 70063 and write the job code RP-266 with it, or visit the agency at 204, Bezzola Commercial Complex, Sion Trombay Road, Chembur, Mumbai. Asiapower's licence, B-1499/MUM/COM/1000+/5/10007/2022, is shown as valid until 31 July 2027; still, check it yourself on eMigrate before sending documents. Quality roles like this one appear in the Qatar listings together with the NDT and inspection posts from the same project.

Requirements

• CSWIP 3.2.2 welding inspector certification (as named in the advertisement).
• Shutdown / turnaround inspection experience; Gulf experience preferred.
• Updated CV with the job code RP-266 mentioned when applying.
• Passport and certificate copies for shortlisting.

Who should apply

Apply if you meet the requirements below and your documents (passport, CNIC) are ready.

Do not apply if an agent asks you for cash without a receipt, or offers this job on a visit visa — that is fraud in every Gulf country.

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