Shop Quality & Safety Technician Weekends

Description

The Quality Control and Safety Inspector ensures that production meets Maguire’s high standards for product quality and workplace safety, supporting continuous improvement across all fabrication operations. Reporting to management, the inspector helps create an environment where personnel can excel.

• Track material and welds using Quality Control Travelers for all fabricated sections.
• Identify poor quality, stop production, and direct re‑work.
• Track x‑ray inspections of all welds.
• Ensure compliance with welding and fitting SOPs.
• Inspect painted material for defects and proper coverage.
• Keep work areas clean and organized.
• Complete and file all required paperwork.
• Maintain shop safety standards for employees and visitors.
• Provide ongoing employee training (toolbox talks, crane, forklift, etc.).
• Assist in creating and enforcing fabrication safety SOPs, policies, and welding procedures.
• Collaborate with leadership to identify and correct safety hazards, stopping dangerous operations immediately.
• Conduct regular safety inspections and address deficiencies.
• Manage on‑campus injuries, including first aid and workers’ compensation.
• Conduct and grade applicant and in‑house weld tests.
• Communicate quality expectations and review weld procedures.
• Inform Fabrication Manager of new hire progress.
• Provide continuous training for current employees.
• Weld components that are vertical, flat, or overhead.
• Work outdoors in hot and cold conditions.
• Stand and walk for prolonged periods.
• Follow Maguire’s PPE policy and safety programs.
• Work on ladders, catwalks, and in confined spaces.
• Navigate facilities by climbing, balancing, stooping, and carrying materials.

Requirements

Successful candidates will have a solid background in welding supervision, strong knowledge of fabrication processes, and the ability to interpret technical codes and documents. Effective communication, reporting skills, and basic analytical abilities are also required.

The position involves physical work in varied settings, including indoor fabrication areas and outdoor sites with temperature extremes. Employees must be able to perform precision tasks, lift moderate loads, and navigate ladders and confined spaces while following PPE requirements.

• Keep welder certifications and the welding program current per D100.
• High School Diploma or GED.
• Minimum three years’ experience supervising production welding.
• Knowledge of fabrication processes and techniques.
• Knowledge of welding techniques and materials.
• Proven ability to achieve safe, efficient results through others.
• Ability to read and interpret ASME Code, safety rules, and technical manuals.
• Ability to write routine reports and correspondence.
• Proficiency with basic arithmetic in whole numbers, fractions, and decimals.
• Ability to apply common sense to follow instructions and solve standardized problems.
• Require manual dexterity and stability for precision work.
• Possess comprehensive vision (close, distance, peripheral, color) and focus adjustment.
• Occasionally lift up to 50 lb.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance