Quality Inspector - CWI

About the Role

• Perform visual inspection of material as required. • Conduct layout checks as needed. • Execute rotational capacity tests on bolts before shop use. • Collaborate with outside inspectors to resolve floor quality issues. • Monitor welder qualification tests. • Record welding parameters to ensure compliance with approved WPS. • Read and interpret welding codes and specifications. • Perform dimensional checks on laydowns and shop assemblies; use Total Station when needed. • Develop improvements in the quality control process to facilitate shop workflow. • Conduct audits of the Quality Management System. • Ensure work maintains quality flow through the shop. • Work with welders and leadmen to uphold quality standards. • Remain reachable via radio to perform necessary checks. • Maintain a log of work performed and complete required reports. • Interpret specifications and applicable codes. • Coordinate inspection of QC hold points between production and DOT inspectors. • Promote and use safe working habits. • Effectively communicate results, evaluate problems, and propose corrections, solutions, and schedules to crews, supervisors, and the Quality Manager. • Understand and interpret blueprints; use measurement tools to verify geometric tolerances of fabricated parts and assemblies. • Apply strong attention to detail and make informed decisions based on project codes and specifications. • Coordinate with the shipping department to ensure loads are inspected and ready to ship. • Plan work and time with supervisors to facilitate quality flow in each shop. • Utilize general working knowledge of Total Station to assist crews and finalize assemblies during off‑shifts. • Maintain a positive attitude to promote team morale and coach employees for improved workmanship quality.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸visual inspection
• ▸rotational test
• ▸welding params
• ▸dimensional checks
• ▸qc audits
• ▸shipping inspection

What You Bring

Openings are available in Eau Claire, WI on all shifts. Applicants must hold a current CWI or ASNT VT Level II certification. Relocation assistance may be provided. • Flexibly work early or late within the assigned shift as needed. • Hold Certified Welding Inspector certification or ASNT VT Level II. • Possess ASNT MT Level II qualification (preferred). • Possess ASNT UT Level II qualification (preferred). • Hold NACE or SSPC BCI Level I certification (preferred). • Have fabrication shop background (preferred).

Requirements

• ▸cwi
• ▸asnt vt
• ▸asnt mt
• ▸asnt ut
• ▸nace
• ▸fabrication

Benefits

We offer a very competitive benefit package that includes company‑paid life and accidental death & dismemberment insurance, short‑term disability, employee‑paid medical, dental and vision coverage, long‑term disability, a flexible spending account, a retirement plan, earned vacation time, and ten paid holidays. Uniforms, an annual boot allowance, and required safety personal protective equipment are also provided. Safety is our priority, and we have an extensive training program to ensure the safety of all employees.

Work Environment

Onsite