Quality Control Inspector

Overview

Monitor shop production, inspect welds, ensure QC compliance with codes and standards.

Key Responsibilities

• equipment calibration
• drawing review
• visual inspection
• ndt testing
• fit‑up monitoring
• qc reporting

Tasks

The QC-C Inspector monitors shop production for fit-up and welding of structural steel members and parts under the direct supervision of QC-B and -A inspectors. They are responsible for the implementation of the SME Industries Quality Control program and all Company standards. Inspectors need a good understanding of the codes and standards of the industry and SME’s manufacturing system. The Inspector must be familiar with the inspection and welding processes as used in the industrial and commercial industry. -Maintaining inspection and test equipment in proper order, ensure equipment is properly calibrated for the work performed. -Learn the appropriate documentation for these inspections, testing and qualifications. -Assist in monitoring welding and inspection equipment for compliance, ensure personnel are qualified and certified to operate the equipment. -Learn to review drawings for accuracy and provide interpretation for production personnel where needed through the fabrication process. -Frequent interaction with production staff, supervisors, safety personnel, and quality control teams. -Assist in the performance of 100% visual welding inspection for weld quality, size and location. Provide dimensional verifications of fabricated members, as time allows, for compliance with industry standards. -Comply with the code of ethics for Inspectors as provided by the American Welding Society. -Assist in the performance of non-destructive testing of welds and materials. -Keep work area orderly and clean. -Perform assigned duties within the requirements of the Project specifications, codes and standards as defined in contract documents and Company Quality Management system. -Assist in completing Non-conformance reports and follow up on corrective actions. -Study and keep current with new editions of the codes and standards. -Perform duties in a timely manner to ensure contract scheduling issues.

Requirements

• inspector training
• high school
• qc experience
• safety
• physical
• reliability

What You Bring

Employment Authorization: Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States without the need for employer-sponsored work authorization now or in the future. Proof of eligibility will be required upon hire. -Inspector in training or one holding a single in-hour certification. -Must be dependable, reliable, and mature enough to handle equipment in a safe and sensible manner. -Exposure to hot and cold temperatures, depending on seasonal conditions. -The ability to understand the working mechanism of tools and machinery under their responsibility. -Attend to detail; ability to communicate verbally and in writing, if necessary, with subordinates, co-workers, maintenance, supervisors and inspectors. -Strict adherence to safety procedures and use of PPE is always mandatory. -Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds regularly and up to 65 pounds occasionally. -Ability to do simple math and/or algebraic formulas as deemed necessary by work type. -Physically fit to work in an industrial environment and tolerate exposure to varying physical conditions. -Ability to wear required PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) includes safety glasses, gloves, steel-toed boots, high visibility clothing, and hearing protection. -High School diploma, GED or equivalent, and 2 years of previous welding or Quality Control experience or similar trade school. -Must be able to stand, kneel, bend, twist, and reach for extended periods and work from scaffolding and/or ladders as required. -Ability to communicate equipment problems, production quality numbers, and quality issues with proper individuals. -Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination to operate tools, equipment, and safety devices. -Must be able to work extended hours when necessary. -Tolerance to loud noises, vibrations, dust, heat, and fumes within a fabrication shop environment.

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Benefits

-Industrial warehouse and manufacturing environment with heavy machinery, and overhead cranes. -Additional Benefits including Paid Holidays and Paid Time Off, Employee Assistance Program, and more. -Financial Benefits including competitive compensation and 401(k) plan. -Health and Wellness Benefits including Medical, Dental, Vision, Short Term Disability and Life Insurance.

About Southwest Steel

-Over time it developed into a key player in Division 5 steel packages, handling projects from simple stairs to complex high-rise and architectural designs. -Its growth includes investing in state-of-the-art CNC machinery. -Typical projects range from structural frameworks in high-rise buildings to ornate railings, custom steel stairs, and specialty architectural elements. -The company is recognized for blending structural integrity with artistic flair, earning praise for high-visibility ornamental metalwork. -Standout fact: despite a strong industrial focus, they emphasize 'where art meets architecture,' showcasing creativity alongside craftsmanship.

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Visa Sponsorship

-applicants must be authorized to work in the us without employer-sponsored visa.