Quality Control Inspector

Quality Control Inspector

Work Hours & Pay:

• Schedule: Monday to Thursday, 6:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Must be available to work additional days for overtime as needed.
• Pay Range:  $41,600-$52,000/year (eligible for overtime pay)

Qualifications:

• Education: A technical degree in welding, steel materials, or a related field is preferred.
• Experience: Minimum of four years of experience in quality control inspection, ideally in structural steel fabrication. Experience with AISC, AWS, or CWB certifications is a plus.
• Technical Skills: Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, and familiarity with quality control processes.
• Certifications: AWS or ISO certifications are desirable. NDT certification (Level 1, 2, or 3) must be obtained within six months of hire.
• Competencies: Attention to detail, good communication skills, and the ability to work well in a team environment.

Key Responsibilities

Quality Control:

• Perform visual inspections of in-process and finished structural steel components, such as beams, columns, plates, and clips, ensuring they meet quality standards and project specifications.
• Evaluate welds for compliance with QMS standards and identify any non-conformities for rework or further testing.
• Use non-destructive testing (NDT) methods, such as liquid penetration testing, when necessary to detect defects.
• Document inspection results, including corrections, and maintain logs for final QC reports and Quality Dossiers.
• Ensure that parts and assemblies are properly marked with legible identification at each stage of production.

Dimensional Accuracy:

• Use micrometers and tape measures to ensure that fabricated parts and assemblies conform to design specifications.
• Mark non-conforming items and communicate necessary repairs.
• Oversee dimensional control processes that align with the production workflow.

Traceability:

• Verify that received materials meet procurement standards and that mill certifications with heat numbers are appropriately assigned.
• Ensure parts and assemblies are correctly identified throughout production.
• Manage and discard materials that do not comply with the QMS.

Document Control:

• Scan and upload documents into facility software systems.
• Use mobile wireless devices to track parts and products according to QMS protocols.
• Maintain updated drawings and distribute revisions to production stations, removing outdated versions.
• Record and communicate inspection data, including findings and photos, to management.

Ongoing Maintenance:

• Verify that tools and equipment used in production are calibrated and in good working condition.
• Work with team members to identify quality improvement opportunities.
• Participate in meetings to discuss QC processes and contribute to continuous improvement efforts.

Safety Compliance:

• Follow all safety protocols and ensure a safe working environment.
• Use personal protective equipment (PPE) as required.
• Attend safety meetings and stay compliant with workplace safety standards.