QC Inspector Welding

Job Responsibilities

• Conduct thorough inspections of welding work to ensure compliance with specified standards and codes, identifying defects and non-conformance promptly.
• Review welding procedures and specifications to verify that they are adhered to during the welding process, ensuring quality control from start to finish.
• Document inspection findings accurately and prepare detailed reports that highlight compliance levels, defects, and recommendations for corrective actions.
• Collaborate closely with welding teams to provide immediate feedback and guidance, fostering a culture of quality and continuous improvement on-site.
• Maintain an organized and up-to-date record of inspection activities, ensuring all documentation meets regulatory requirements and industry standards.
• Participate in regular safety meetings and audits to promote a safe working environment, ensuring safety protocols are followed during inspection processes.
• Stay updated on industry trends, technologies, and changes in welding codes and standards to enhance inspection practices and maintain professional expertise.
• Engage in root cause analysis for welding defects, collaborating with engineering teams to implement effective corrective measures and prevent recurrence.
• Should be able to manage workshop environment.

Desired Candidate Profile

• Physical ability to perform inspections in various environmental conditions and to handle inspection equipment safely is necessary.
• Must and should have workshop experience.
• Strong interpersonal skills are essential for effective collaboration with teams and facilitating constructive feedback sessions.
• Excellent problem-solving skills are required to identify defects and recommend effective solutions quickly and efficiently.
• Proficiency in technical documentation, including welding procedures and inspection reports, is expected for clear communication.
• A strong understanding of industry standards, including AWS, ASME, and API, is crucial for maintaining compliance and quality.
• Experience in sectors like oil and gas, construction, or manufacturing is essential, showcasing versatility across different environments.
• Certifications such as Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) or International Institute of Welding (IIW) qualifications are highly desirable.
• At least 3 years of hands-on experience in welding inspection within industrial settings, demonstrating a deep understanding of various welding processes.

Employment Type

Full Time

Company Industry

• Water Treatment
• De-Salination

Department / Functional Area

• Quality
• Testing
• QA
• QC
• Inspector

Keywords

• Welding Quality Inspector
• Quality Control
• Welding Standards
• Welding Inspection