Project Coordinator - Inspection

For over 140 years our products have helped ensure the safe, reliable operations of key industries.  With a passion for precision and partnership, Celeros Flow Technology continues this heritage of high performance and dependability, providing mission critical, sustainable flow control solutions for our customers around the globe. Celeros Flow Technology is looking for individuals with a voice and a vision.  We embrace change, diversity and promote new ways of looking at old ideas.  We seek talented professionals to join our world-class team of innovators in a global, collaborative & multi-cultural environment, where you will be challenged, supported, and inspired to be extraordinary. GENERAL SUMMARY The Project Coordinator – Inspection is responsible for coordinating all project-related quality inspection activities to ensure compliance with contractual and project requirements. The role acts as the central point of contact between customers, suppliers, third-party inspectors, operations, quality, engineering, and project management teams to ensure inspections are planned, notified, executed, and closed out on time. A key responsibility is ensuring the timely issuance of Notifications of Inspection (NOIs), management of inspection schedules, and coordination of all stakeholder activities required to support successful project delivery. This role is based on existing project coordination and procurement quality coordination responsibilities within current project and quality management processes. PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS) Inspection Coordination: Plan and coordinate all project quality inspections. Issue Notifications of Inspection (NOIs) in line with contractual requirements and agreed notice periods. Maintain a forward inspection schedule covering supplier, customer, third-party and internal inspections. Coordinate witness points, hold points, factory acceptance tests (FATs), and final release inspections. Ensure inspection activities are completed in accordance with project schedules and quality requirements. Stakeholder Management: Act as the primary coordination point between: Customers, Suppliers, Third-Party Inspectors, Operations, Quality and Project Managers Facilitate effective communication to ensure inspection readiness and timely resolution of issues. Escalate risks and potential delays that could impact manufacturing, testing, shipment, or project milestones. Documentation & Quality Records: Ensure all required inspection documentation is available and approved prior to inspections. Develop and maintain inspection registers, trackers, schedules, and status reports. Coordinate the collection and filing of inspection reports, release notes, certificates, non-conformance reports, punch lists, and quality records. Project Support & Reporting: Provide regular inspection status updates to Project Managers and key stakeholders. Track…