Quality Control Inspector, Inc WE'RE WAY

Who We Are:

Allied Steel Buildings is a global manufacturer of steel buildings and structural steel solutions, offering best-in-class design, engineering and project management seamlessly integrated into our clients’ processes. Since 2003, we have successfully delivered over 5,500 metal building projects across 72 countries, delivering building solutions for diverse industries, from data centers, sports & recreational facilities, aviation, manufacturing, equestrian & agricultural to commercial buildings and warehousing worldwide.

We have 5 locations including our two manufacturing facilities, located in Texas and Spain, utilize cutting-edge technology, including robotics and automation, to ensure our manufactured materials set a new standard for quality in the industry.

At Allied, we believe great service matters from the start and finish of everything we do. Going the distance for our clients begins with taking care of our team members. They are our most important asset. We invest in their continuous development, and recognize their contribution to our success.

Great work starts with creating great work environments, promoting collaboration for a team dedicated to creating value worldwide. The Allied Team is highly resourceful, innovative, and competent with extensive experience. Our culture is open, accessible, adaptive and flexible, offering work-life balance, and empowering our people, because everyone’s voice matters. We promote “we” over “me” and solutions oriented creative thinking. It’s the Allied way.

This role ensures the integrity of steel fabrication processes and final products by adhering to the Quality Management System (QMS). This role is responsible for conducting inspections, maintaining document control, and verifying product quality.

• Perform visual inspections of in-process and finished structural steel components, such as beams, columns, plates, and clips, ensuring they meet quality standards and project specifications.
• Evaluate welds for compliance with Quality Management Systems (QMS) standards and identify any non-conformities for rework or further testing.
• Use non-destructive testing (NDT) methods, such as liquid penetration testing, when necessary to detect defects.
• Document inspection results, including corrections, and maintain logs for final QC reports and Quality Dossiers.
• Ensure that parts and assemblies are properly marked with legible identification at each stage of production.

• Use micrometers and tape measures to ensure that fabricated parts and assemblies conform to design specifications.
• Mark non-conforming items and communicate necessary repairs.
• Oversee dimensional control processes that align with the production workflow.

• Verify that received materials meet procurement standards and that mill certifications with heat numbers are appropriately assigned.
• Ensure parts and assemblies are correctly identified throughout production.
• Manage and discard materials that do not comply with the QMS.

• Scan and upload documents into facility software systems.
• Use mobile wireless devices to track parts and products according to QMS protocols.
• Maintain updated drawings and distribute revisions to production stations, removing outdated versions.
• Record and communicate inspection data, including findings and photos, to management.

• Verify that the tools and equipment used in production are calibrated and in good working condition.
• Work with team members to identify quality improvement opportunities.
• Participate in meetings to discuss QC processes and contribute to continuous improvement efforts.

• Follow all safety protocols and ensure a safe working environment.
• Use personal protective equipment (PPE) as required.
• Attend safety meetings and stay compliant with workplace safety standards.
• Adhere strictly to all company safety policies, procedures, and government regulations (e.g., OSHA standards).
• Properly use all required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) at all times.
• Promptly report any accidents, injuries, unsafe conditions, or potential hazards…