Quality Control Apprentice (QC Apprentice)
led faststartWinnsboro (LA)
Quality Control Apprentice (QC Apprentice)
Posted 16 days ago
led faststartWinnsboro (LA)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Quality Control Apprentice The Quality Control Apprentice will support the Quality Control team in inspecting fabricated and welded components to ensure products meet company, customer, and industry quality standards. This entry-level position provides hands-on (on-the-job) training in welding inspection, fabrication quality, blueprint reading, measurement techniques, documentation, and quality assurance procedures.
Key Responsibilities Include:
Assist Quality Control Inspectors with in-process and final inspections of fabricated and welded components. Inspect welds and fabricated parts for defects, dimensional accuracy, workmanship, and compliance with to read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, weld symbols, and measuring tools such as tape measures, calipers, micrometers, gauges, squares, and other inspection equipment. Verify material identification, dimensions, fit-up, weld size, and overall workmanship. Assist with visual weld inspections and learn to identify common weld discontinuities such as cracks, porosity, undercut, lack of fusion, and incomplete in documenting inspection results, nonconformances, rework, and corrective actions. Learn and follow company Quality Control procedures, inspection plans, and customer requirements. Work with welders, fabricators, supervisors, and QC personnel to identify and resolve quality issues. Maintain accurate inspection records and quality ensure measuring and inspection equipment is properly maintained and all company safety policies and OSHA requirements. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area. Perform other quality-related duties as assigned.
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