QAQC Technician/Inspector (Welding/Piping Inspection)
QAQC Technician/Inspector (Welding/Piping Inspection)
Posted 19 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- 3+ years QA/QC inspection experience in pharmaceutical, biotech, or regulated life sciences environments.
- Experience in semiconductor or other advanced manufacturing will be consideredNDT VT Level II inspection experience
- Strong knowledge of hygienic weld inspection and sanitary piping systems.
- Ability to read and interpret P&IDs, isometrics, welding procedures, and
- Current ASNT NDT Level II – Visual Testing (VT) certification is great but not a definitive requirementCWI – current or former certification
- At least 5+ years of QAQC experience in advanced manufacturing environment
- Work Environment
- On-site role at pharmaceutical or biotech facilities.
- Outdoor work environment in varying weather conditions to be expected.
- Ability to walk extensive distances throughout the day necessaryAbility to lift/carry up to 40lbs when necessaryAbility and comfort working at heights from ladders, scaffolding or other lift systems required. Harness systems may be required at times
- May include extended hours, weekends, or travel.
- All parties authorized to permanently work in the USA are encouraged to apply. We are unable to sponsor at this time. No third-party candidates considered for this position. If you are looking for a professional, challenging and stimulating environment and meet the above criteria, APPLY NOW!!!
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