Job Description Roles & Responsibilities The Instrument & Control Inspector is responsible for supervising, inspecting, and verifying all I&C installation, testing, and commissioning activities at a CCGT power plant construction site. The role ensures compliance with project specifications, international standards, HSE regulations, and quality requirements. The inspector acts as a key interface between EPC contractors, consultants, and the client to ensure timely and accurate execution of the project. Inspection & Supervision Inspect installation of all I&C systems including transmitters, analyzers, sensors, control valves, actuators, DCS/PLC systems, vibration systems, and gas turbine instrumentation. Supervise field instrumentation works such as cable tray installation, routing, glanding and termination, loop checks, impulse tubing, junction box installation, etc. Review and approve contractor ITPs, method statements, and material inspection reports. Monitor installation of control panels, marshalling cabinets, and local control units. Testing & Commissioning Witness and verify calibration of field instruments. Review loop check sheets, cause & effect verification, function tests, and signal integrity tests. Participate in pre commissioning and commissioning of control systems (DCS, PLC, ESD, and turbine control systems).