Job Opening: Steel Welding QC Inspector

Phoenix Steel Company Hiring QC Inspectors. Workdays – Monday through Friday and Saturdays as needed • Experience CWI certification a plus but not required not required at this time. • Starting hourly pay rate – $26.00 -$30.00 based on experience. • This is a temp to hire position after 90 days. Position Value Proposition Working for a world class leader in building structures and bridges, a Steel weld QC Inspector brings his/her expertise and knowledge in fabrication to build some of the most complex and high profile projects in the commercial building, bridge and industrial sectors. Critical to the production process, this position inspects and ensures the quality of welds and dimensional accuracy of work performed by production staff. The QC Inspector uses a high degree of proficiency while utilizing full skills of the trade including knowledge of codes and standards to verify that the final product is free of defects and meets the requirements of the contract documents. To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each core responsibility satisfactorily. Core Responsibilities • Perform dimensional and visual inspection of shop fabrication, which includes final paint inspections, weld preparations and final welds. • Responsible for fabricated materials conforming to drawings, shop standards, specifications and applicable codes. Record and maintain in-process and final inspection records for quality assurance and production control. • Identify and remedy drawing discrepancies with detailers. • Coordinates with customers’ inspectors during inspection phases. • Inform foremen of defects on fabrication. • Assists shop personnel with interpretation of codes, drawings and specifications.

Experience in steel welding.

Steel weld QC Inspector brings his/her expertise and knowledge in fabrication to build some of the most complex and high profile projects in the commercial building, bridge and industrial sectors.

Critical to the production process, this position inspects and ensures the quality of welds and dimensional accuracy of work performed by production staff.

The QC Inspector uses a high degree of proficiency while utilizing full skills of the trade including knowledge of codes and standards to verify that the final product is free of defects and meets the requirements of the contract documents. To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each core responsibility satisfactorily.

Core Responsibilities • Perform dimensional and visual inspection of shop fabrication, which includes final paint inspections, weld preparations and final welds.

• Responsible for fabricated materials conforming to drawings, shop standards, specifications and applicable codes. Record and maintain in-process and final inspection records for quality assurance and production control.

• Identify and remedy drawing discrepancies with detailers.

• Coordinates with customers’ inspectors during inspection phases. • Inform foremen of defects on fabrication.

• Assists shop personnel with interpretation of codes, drawings and specifications.