QA/QC Inspector - Pipe Fabrication (CWI)

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hilton mechanical contractorsAlpharetta (GA)

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Job Description: About Hilton Mechanical Contractors Hilton Mechanical Contractors builds liquid cooling infrastructure for hyperscale and colocation data centers. Were hiring a Certified Welding Inspector to own quality across our carbon steel and stainless pipe fabrication shops.
Position Summary: We are hiring a Certified Welding Inspector to own weld quality across our organization. This person is responsible for two things above all else:qualifying and certifying every welder who works for us, andvisually inspecting every weld that leaves our shops. Beyond that, you will build and maintain the QC program that keeps our fabrication defensible to owners, engineers, and AHJs. CAWI candidates working toward full CWI will be considered and will perform inspections under the direction of a CWI.
Requirements
Primary Responsibilities: Run the welder qualification program WPS/PQR development, performance testing, continuity tracking Visual inspection of carbon and stainless pipe welds (GTAW, orbital GTAW, GMAW/FCAW) Coordinate third-party NDE and review results Maintain weld maps, MTRs, material traceability, inspection reports, and turnover packages Enforce ASME B31.1/B31.3/B31.9 and AWS D1.1 compliance Final inspection of pipe spools and skids before shipment Root cause analysis and corrective action on rejects Occasional travel to job sites
Required Qualifications
Requirements: Current AWS CWI certification Experience inspecting carbon and stainless pipe welding, fab shop experience preferred Working knowledge of ASME Section IX and B31 piping codes Experience writing and qualifying WPSs Able to read isometrics and fabrication drawings
Preferred Qualifications: ASNT Level II NDE Orbital welding experience Data center or mission-critical process piping background
Benefits: Competitive pay based on experience and qualifications Health, dental, vision, and life insurance Paid holidays and PTO 401(k) Steady work with a growing company

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