Certified Welding Inspector
sletten constructionParsons (KS)
About the role
Certified Welding Inspector (CWI)SCC Inspection is a growing inspection group on the cutting edge of technology. As a division of Sletten Construction, SCC offers benefits unmatched in the industry. SCC is currently seeking a full-time Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) with AWS D1.5 shop fabrication experience to perform quality assurance inspections. This position primarily involves working at a fabrication facility in the Great Falls, MT area. The position may include some travel to project required galvanizing facilities.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Previous structural fabrication inspection (QC or QA) experience.
- NDT Level I or Level II certification: UT, MT, PT and VT.Familiarity and experience with AWS D1.5 and AWS D1.1.Perform third party DOT structural steel fabrication quality assurance inspection and reporting
- Utilize applicable ASTM and AASHTO construction specifications
- Read and interpret shop drawings, specifications, and all other project documents to verify compliance.
- Ability to work closely with other fabrication, construction, and quality personnel in a courteous and professional manner.
- Familiarity with inspecting and reporting high strength FCM welds.
- Familiarity with steel bridge
to use the following: Laptop computer, reporting programs, inspection tools, and other required technology.
Experience and proficiency with Microsoft Word, internet, report writing, file (photograph and other) attachments.
Ability to develop and maintain client
Welding Society (AWS) Certified Welding Inspector (CWI)3 years minimum project experience with structural steel fabricationNDT certification strongly preferred
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Good Driving Record (driver license will be verified)
Ability to pass pre-hire drug screening/testing
Benefits Include:
- Medical and dental
- Personal Leave
- Employee Stock Ownership Plan and 401(k)
- Long Term Disability
- Extended sick leave
- Cafeteria Flex Plan
- Training and Education
- Employee AssistanceEOE, M/F/D/V welcome to apply.
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