Quality Assurance Quality Control Inspector

Roles & Responsibilities:

• Perform QA/QC inspections for heavy industrial plant facilities, following API or CWI or NACE industry codes and standards.
• Proper calibration and use of non-destructive (NDE) testing equipment.
• Perform inspections of various plant assets from various vantage points that can include aerial manlifts and scaffolding to document and photograph locations and extent of deficiencies encountered during inspection.
• Participate in planning and preparing for field work; create field packages including forms, project documents and drawings that you will need during inspections as well as any equipment that day’s work may require.
• Assure all inspection and safety equipment, including personal equipment, is accounted for and in good working condition at the beginning and end of each day.
• Communicate and coordinate daily and weekly work with plant contacts and other contractors including participating in planning meetings, Job Safety Analyses (JSAs) and Lockout Tagout
• Use existing CAD drawings or create sketches in the field to help convey locations and characteristics of deficiencies identified.
• Participate in the preparation of inspection reports to be delivered to customers.
• Proactively develop strong business relationships with your plant contacts and build your expertise and decision-making skills in preparation for the next phase of your career as an Inspection Specialist.
• Assist with housekeeping. Make sure client facilities are left how we found them each day.

Requirements:

• 5+ years of experience is required.
• High School degree or equivalent is required; technical degree is a plus.
• Applicable certifications preferred (API, NACE, CWI).
• OSHA-30 certification preferred or OSHA-10 with the ability to complete additional training.
• TWIC Card required.
• Must be able to operate Manlift.
• Must drive own vehicle.
• Willingness to pursue company-sponsored continuing education, including industry certifications, is encouraged and will benefit the advancement of your career.
• Willingness to travel. This position could travel in the future for 2 weeks at a time in various locations. Travel reimbursed/Per-diem at GSA rate.

Physical Demands and Work Environment:

• While performing duties in the field, employees will be exposed to moving mechanical parts and heavy machinery
• While performing duties in the field, employees will be exposed to extreme heat and cold.
• Employees will be expected to work at heights (up to 100 feet above ground).
• Employees will be expected to operate and work from aerial work platforms.
• Employees must have good eyesight and the ability to speak and hear clearly.
• Noise levels are typically moderate and area appropriate hearing protection will be carried at all times.
• Daily work activities involve regular walking, standing, bending, climbing ladders and stairs, often at heights and over prolonged periods of time.
• Employees may be required to occasionally lift up to 50 pounds.
• Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals to perform essential job functions.