Quality Weld Inspector

Quality Weld Inspector

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Green Bay - Green Bay, WI 54304

Overview

Level Experienced Position Type F/T Regular Job Shift Day Education Level Special Certification

Description

This position is located in Green Bay, Wisconsin

Functions and Responsibilities:

• Read and interpret basic drawings, weld procedure specifications (WPS), and welding symbols
• Able to identify weld discontinuities
• Basic understanding of weld acceptance criteria
• Basic weld inspection tool usage: fillet gauge, V-WAC gauge, combination square, protractor, caliper, tape measure, flashlight, mirror, magnifying glass, temperature crayon
• Ability to answer welding-related questions or know where to direct questions
• Fully inspect weldments and sub-weldments
• Document results of inspections, including VT reports and weld maps
• Comprehend the introduction to First Article Inspection (FAIs)
• Communicate welding nonconformances to Welding Supervisor, Welding Trainer, Welder Development Coordinator, Lead Weld Inspector
• Maintain material certifications and inspection documentation
• Label nonconforming parts
• Use calibrated measuring equipment where applicable
• Follow all safety procedures
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment is required
• Good verbal and written communication skills is required

Qualifications

Minimum Requirements of Skills, Qualifications, and Experience: Must be a US citizen.

Education:

• GED/High School Diploma/Technical Degree

Experience:

• 1-3 Years welding - preferred
• 6+ Years welding inspection experience - required
• 3+ Years of dimensional inspection experience - required

Specialized Experience:

• AWS CWI or ASNT VT Level II – required
• Ability to be certified to ASNT VT Level II in-house within 30 days of hire

Physical Demands: The physical demands described below are representatives of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Frequently: sit, grasp/hold, fine manipulation of both hands
• Occasionally: reach at shoulder, lift/carry, and walk
• Seldom: stand, reach below shoulder, reach above shoulder