Certified Welding Inspector (CWI)

Overview

Inspect and document welds per codes, report findings, and ensure compliance.

Key Responsibilities

• inspection reports
• weld inspection
• bolt inspection
• code interpretation
• materials testing

Tasks

-Compile and submit inspection reports, daily -Perform internal and external inspections to determine if weldments and bolts meet the acceptance criteria of a specific code, standard or document -Interpret regulations, codes and industry standards to apply to daily tests and inspections -Perform other construction materials testing and inspection, when necessary

Requirements

• ndt
• interpersonal
• communication
• aws cwi
• driver’s license
• problem solving

What You Bring

-Working knowledge of NDT methodologies, a plus -Possess good interpersonal and communication skills -Must possess Certified Welding Inspector Certification through the American Welding Society (AWS CWI) -Knowledge of industry standards including AWS and ASTM required -Must possess and maintain a valid driver’s license -Attention to detail and problem-solving skills

People Also Searched For

Benefits

BenefitsCME offers competitive wages and benefits such as: Health, Dental, Vision, 401K, Health Savings Account, Supplemental Insurance Products, and Paid Time Off (including Holiday, Vacation, Sick and Personal) for full time employees. Compensation: $25 - 34/hour

About Cme Associates, Inc.

-Founded in New York in 1983 as an independent commercial testing laboratory and technical services firm, blending engineering with laboratory science. -Provides geotechnical, geological, and construction materials evaluation through accredited materials testing laboratories and a fleet of subsurface-exploration drill rigs. -Typical projects span heavy/highway and bridge infrastructure, often leveraging accelerated bridge construction expertise, and extend into commercial, industrial, and environmental assignments. -As a woman-owned certified business, the company maintains rigorous compliance with AASHTO, ASTM, and ASNT standards in its testing operations, ensuring quality and reliability. -Operates primarily in Connecticut with regional coverage across New York and New England, serving public agencies, designers, contractors, and private developers.

Sector Specialisms