Quality Control Inspector
insight globalSacramento (CA)
About the role
Quality Control Visual Inspector The Quality Control Visual Inspector is responsible for the visual inspection and verification of mechanical, piping, and welding-related installation activities. This role primarily supports high-purity industrial projects, such as semiconductor tool hookups and cleanroom piping, ensuring all work complies with strict ASME piping codes and customer-specific requirements.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Conduct thorough visual testing (VT) of welded, brazed, and mechanical joints (including Victaulic, flanges, and fittings) to ensure structural and functional integrity. Verify pipe fit-up, alignment, cleanliness, and overall workmanship for high-purity process piping, clean utilities, and HVAC mechanical systems. Ensure all installations comply with project specifications, semiconductor customer standards, and applicable ASME piping codes (e.g., B31.3, B31.9).Review and maintain critical fabrication and installation logs, including weld maps, fit-up logs, brazing logs, and torque records. Identify nonconforming workmanship and initiate Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) via construction management platforms such as Open Space. Participate in pressure tests, system walkdowns, punch-list inspections, and pre-turnover inspections on material and equipment site deliveries to verify they meet order position does not qualify welders or brazers, approve WPS/PQR, serve as CWI of record, or approve repairs or deviations. Other responsibilities as directed by the supervisor.
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