Welding Quality Control Inspector
unite contractingHarvey (LA)
About the role
Job Description:
The Welding Quality Control Inspector will support pressure vessel and piping projects by verifying weld quality, materials, and compliance with AWS, ASME, API, and other applicable industry standards. As a CWI-certified Welding Inspector reporting to project, operations, quality, or welding engineering leadership, this role will maintain accurate inspection records using paper-based documentation, quality management software, and enterprise resource planning systems. This position requires no travel. CWI credentials are a big plus for top pay.
Responsibilities:
Perform weld inspections and visual examinations on pressure vessel and piping projects.
Conduct or support nondestructive testing activities.
Verify materials against project requirements and applicable documentation.
Identify weld defects and assess conformance with applicable standards.
Prepare and maintain accurate weld inspection documentation.
Record and track inspection results using paper-based records, quality management software, and enterprise resource planning systems.
Prepare inspection reports for project and quality stakeholders.
Apply AWS, ASME, API, and other relevant industry standards during inspection activities.
Preferred Qualifications:
Six or more years of welding quality inspection experience.
Associate degree in welding technology, quality assurance, or a related field.
Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) certification.
Knowledge of welding inspection, visual testing, and nondestructive testing.
Knowledge of welding codes and standards.
Experience with inspection documentation.
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Description:
Unite Contracting is a temp-to-permanent employment company offering health, dental, vision, 401 (k), and a referral program.
Company Description:
Unite Contracting is a temp-to-permanent employment company offering health, dental, vision, 401 (k), and a referral program.
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