CWI/S1 and S2 Inspector
fenagh engineering testingDenver (CO)
About the role
Fenagh Engineering and Testing is seeking a CWI/S1/S2 Inspector to perform inspections for the shop/field. To include the following: audits, inspecting structural steel fabrication and erection, material identification, welding to include joint fit-up, in-process welding, completed welding, MT & UT as required by code, and high-strength bolting inspections. *Work will be done all around the USCWI / S1 and S2
General Responsibilities:
Perform observation and inspection in the shop & field. Collect MTRs for heat numbers and tracking. VT on members in progress. High strength bolting inspections & tests. Compile daily reports outlining inspections and reporting deficiencies (if any).Read and understand specific project plans and specifications. Communicate with the project team regarding project requirements and inspection results.
Requirements:
AWS CWI Certification. Either S1 Structural Steel and Bolting Special Inspector and and S2 Structural Welding Special Inspector certifications required. Minimum 5 years of experience. High School Diploma or equivalent. General computer knowledge (Excel, Word, PDF).Able to travel to various locations.
Preferred:
NDT Level II MT and UTBenefits include company paid holidays, sick days, 2 weeks paid vacation, 100% health insurance premium, matching 401k plan. Salary is negotiable according to experience. We have a great culture defined as: Meticulous -- quality and precision-focused. Innovative -- innovative and risk-taking. Outcome-oriented -- results-focused with robust performance culture.
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