Weld Inspector

Job Summary This position is responsible for inspecting welds in-process to ensure they meet customer specifications and company quality requirements, and for maintaining notes and records accordingly. Responsibilities / Duties Review welding procedure specifications (WPS), procedure qualification records (PQR), welder qualification records (WPQR), and non‑destructive test (NDT) final test reports. Complete in‑process inspection records. Monitor and approve all in‑process repairs of non‑conforming welds. Verify that NDT is required and that the notation of “passes all tests” is entered on inspection records. Confirm all welds meet customer and/or AWS acceptance criteria. Confirm all parts are present and properly oriented on the weldment according to the detailed drawings. Mark inspection logs with defects found. Re‑inspect any repair or rework that is required after initial inspection. Monitor welder qualification testing. Develop visual inspection procedures and provide NDT inspection planning schedules. Provide training to welders and inspectors in accordance with Navistar General Standard Repair Procedure (SRP). Track all defect data and report to Quality Assurance Manager. Verify safety requirements compliance. Review contract requirements and vendor contract compliance. Other duties as assigned. Qualifications Current or previous certification as a Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) in accordance with AWS QC1 or Canadian Welding Bureau (CWB) Level II (preferred but not required). Certificate from a combination welding program; associate degree preferred but not required. Certified NDT Level II in MT/PT preferred but not required. Ability to read and interpret welding symbols as detailed on weld drawings. Weld inspection experience with military vehicles desired but not required. Proficiency with weld inspection tools, including weld gauges, NDT equipment, and micrometers. Two years of experience reviewing and interpreting structural steel plans, working drawings, and technical specifications. Clear communication of welding issues and other needs to team members and supervisors. Essential functions include, but are not limited to: ability to lift up to 50 lbs. on a regular basis, work in extreme cold and hot temperatures, squat, kneel, push, pull, and stand for long periods of time. US Person. Equal Opportunity Employer, Disability/Veteran #J-18808-Ljbffr