CWI/QC

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stony brook structures of floridaCalverton (NY)

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Job Description: Structural Steel Certified Welding Inspector (CWI)/QC) Structural steel fabricator in Calverton NY is seeking an experienced Certified Welding Inspector (CWI). We are looking for a team player with experience in AISC standards and audits. This is a non-traveling position, which reports to the QC Manager.
EDUCATION EXPERIENCE:  High school diploma or equivalency certificate.  3+ years of experience as a certified welding inspector in a structural steel fabrication facility, as well as experience in Quality Assurance.  Current American Welding Society certified welding inspector (CWI).  Ability to read and understand drawings plans and specifications.  Ability to perform physical activities that require frequent bending at the waist, squatting, climbing, kneeling and reaching about the head.  Must be detail-oriented, extremely organized and have a good work ethic.  Microsoft Office skills, including Excel, required.  Experience working in fabrication shop  UT and MT certification is required  AISC standards/audit experience highly preferred.
RESPONSIBILITIES:  Maintain Quality Control Manual, including compliance to all AISC standards.  Position involves visual inspection of structural steel, including bolted and welded connections, and performing non-destructive testing.  Interpret codes and specifications in accordance with the drawing requirements.  Use a computer to compile and submit data of acceptance or rejection of inspections, as well as for inter-office communications and audit program management.  Recommend and approve repairs as well as perform visual inspection of work in progress and completed work. Review and verify welding procedures and welder qualifications.  Review Mill test reports and certifications

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