Quality Inspector
arcosaSteele (AL)
About the role
NDT Quality Inspector Meyer Utility Structures, a division of Arcosa, Inc is seeking an experienced NDT Quality Inspector to work at our location in Steele, AL. This position will begin in the weekend shift. Meyer Utility Structures is a proud subsidiary of the infrastructure company, Arcosa, Inc. We commit to and pride ourselves on providing reliable structures, superior service, and product solutions. Meyer Utility Structures is an industry leader in the engineering design and fabrication of concrete, lattice, and tubular steel structures for transmission, distribution, and substation You'll Do: Make visual and measured inspection of products to ensure conformance with standards and determine if product meets all requirements May inspect materials or plates, outgoing materials, fittings, and welds throughout the manufacturing process. May perform x-ray, destructive, or nondestructive examination to verify specified dimension, strengths, and other quality factors using measuring instruments and inspection equipment May perform magnetic particle inspection Complete inspection records and reports Follow all safety rules and practices May be involved in safety committees or initiatives Perform other duties as assigned
What You'll Need:
- Critical thinking skills and a desire to learn and keep up in a fast-paced environment
- Ability to complete training for NDE inspection in Visual Inspection (VT), Magnetic Particle inspection (MT) Ultrasonic Testing (UT) and Dimensional inspection
- Ability to maintain good attendance and meet a demanding pace and schedule which typically involves working 6 days a week
- Previous industry related experience preferred If you don't have welding experience, you will be required to complete Pole School training prior to beginning training for the Quality Department
Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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