Fire Protection Specialist

Position Summary We are seeking an experienced Passive Fire Protection (PFP) Applicator/Inspectors to join our team supporting FPSO Uaru that is scheduled to arrive in Guayana in the second half of 2026. The ideal candidate has hands‑on experience applying and inspecting certified PFP coating systems— including epoxy intumescent products such as International Paint's Chartek series— and is familiar with applicable fire resistance standards and project documentation requirements. Key Responsibilities Apply passive fire protection coatings (epoxy intumescent, cementitious) to structural steel, vessels, and piping in accordance with manufacturer specifications and project requirements. Inspect PFP installations for correct DFT (dry film thickness), surface preparation, and coverage using calibrated instruments. Review and interpret PFP product certificates, system design drawings, and application guides. Ensure all work complies with relevant standards (UL 1709, BS 476, EN13381, NFPA). Maintain and complete inspection records, quality control documentation, and material traceability logs. Coordinate with QA/QC teams, project engineers, and third‑party inspectors. Identify and report non‑conformances and ensure corrective actions are implemented. Ensure safe handling and storage of PFP materials on site. Required Qualifications Minimum 3–5 years of hands‑on PFP application or inspection experience in oil & gas, petrochemical, or heavy industrial construction. Familiarity with epoxy intumescent coating systems (e.g., International Paint Chartek, Interchar). AMPP (NACE/SSPC) Coating Inspector certification (CIP Level 1 or 2) or equivalent. Knowledge of surface preparation standards (SSPC/NACE/ISO 8501). Ability to read and interpret technical data sheets, PFP certificates, and engineering drawings. OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification. Preferred Qualifications FIRAS or equivalent third‑party PFP installer certification. Experience with International Paint (AkzoNobel) Chartek or Interchar product systems. Familiarity with UL 1709 (hydrocarbon fire) and jet fire testing standards. Experience on offshore or onshore oil & gas facilities. This position involves work on a FSPO with confined spaces, elevated structures, and areas requiring full PPE. Work will be offshore and be on a rotational basis. Key Certifications Referenced AMPP CIP Level 1/2 — Coating inspection certification (formerly NACE/SSPC) ICorr PFP Inspector (Epoxy) Level 2 — Specialist epoxy intumescent inspection certification FIRAS — Third‑party PFP installer certification (Warringtonfire/UKAS accredited) UL 1709 — Standard for rapid rise fire testing of protection materials for structural steel Pay will be in accordance with current industry standards and experience. Candidates for these positions should submit Resume/CV to: View email address on click.appcast.io #J-18808-Ljbffr