Weld Quality Technician
donatechYork (PA)
About the role
Weld Quality Technician This role serves as the primary technical lead for Visual Testing (VT) operations, responsible for the practical application of VT procedures and techniques. The Weld Quality Technician provides critical oversight and technical guidance to bargaining unit VT Level II personnel to ensure welding and VT inspection processes meet customer specifications and internal quality standards. This position balances rigorous technical inspection with the operational need to maintain production rates and efficiency.
Core Responsibilities:
- Technical Leadership & Personnel Oversight
- Operational Quality Assurance
- Cross-Functional Problem Solving
- Qualifications & Requirements Minimum Requirements:
Education: High School Diploma (Required)
Certification: Active Certified Weld Inspector (CWI) certification (Required)
Experience: Minimum of five (5) years of direct Non-Destructive Testing (VT) experience
Technical Skills:
- Proven ability to interpret code standards and contractual documents governing VT methods
- Experience preparing and verifying the technical adequacy of work instructions and procedures
- Strong technical writing skills for documenting inspection procedures and reports
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite
- Operational Experience: Demonstrated experience working directly with production teams in a manufacturing environment
Physical Requirements:
Ability to support "Boots on the Ground" operations in York, PA, including lifting up to 40 lbs., climbing, bending, and standing for up to 12 hours per day
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