Quality Control Inspector

Overview

At Weld Fit, we are driven with a determination to influence our industry, our customers, and our employees with a do it right the first time mentality! We wouldn t be able to achieve our goals without the right people in place. That s why we hire people who are passionate about their work and who thrive in challenging environments!

We are looking for a QC Inspector to support our production goals through consistent quality work!

• The QC Inspector will evaluate assemblies and finished products to ensure conformance to drawing requirements, specifications and approved procedures.
• Maintain good manufacturing practices and good documentation practices in manufacturing and coordinate the non-conforming process.
• Provide direction and leadership to one or more inspectors in daily scheduling and performance of work.
• Maintain a positive attitude while working in a fast-paced and demanding manufacturing environment and dealing with shifting priorities.
• Inspect in-process, receiving and final quality inspections to assure compliance to specifications and engineered drawings.
• Travel to local suppliers to perform in process and/or final inspection audits when needed.
• Support QC Manager to facilitate Third Party Inspector visits.
• Identify problems, propose resolutions that are timely, cost-effective, and meet quality requirements; take on new challenges and expanding roles to assist with growing demands within different areas of the Quality Department; work closely with Management to provide and implement new ways for improvement.
• Issue and complete Non-Conformance Reports.

• Education:
  
  High School diploma or GED.
• Experience:
  
  Minimum of 3 years experience in a quality assurance/quality control environment.
• Physical Requirements:
  
  Mobility in plant; ability to lift at least 45 pounds; visual/hearing abilities with or without correction; good communication skills.
• Required Skills:
  
  Basic computer skills; customer service skills; fabrication skills; bilingual is a plus; basic math skills (shop math, trigonometry); ability to read and work from blueprints and operator instructions; ability to read precision measuring instruments (height gauges, calibration of hand tools); knowledge on Non-Destructive Examination MT and PT (with minimum certificate of attendance to formal training for 40 hours of classroom/online training);
  
  welding and piping fabrication experience.