Qualdoc

Overview

We are seeking an experienced Structural Steel Quality Inspector to help maintain quality standards throughout the fabrication process. This hands-on role focuses on inspecting fabricated steel components, welds, coatings, and materials to ensure compliance with engineering drawings, customer specifications, and industry requirements.

Responsibilities

• Perform quality inspections on fabricated structural steel components throughout production.
• Verify compliance with project specifications and applicable industry standards, including AWS D1.1, AWS D1.5, and AISC requirements.
• Inspect incoming materials, parts, and consumables for quality and specification compliance.
• Document inspection results and maintain accurate quality records and reports.
• Identify, tag, and track inspected materials according to established quality procedures.
• Calibrate and maintain welding equipment and quality inspection tools.
• Support welder qualification testing and certification activities.
• Assist with training related to welding, fitting, inspection procedures, and quality standards.
• Maintain drawing control and support quality documentation processes.
• Work closely with production and leadership teams to resolve quality issues and improve manufacturing processes.
• Participate in continuous improvement initiatives while promoting a safe work environment.

Requirements

• Minimum of 2 years of experience in structural steel fabrication.
• Previous experience in quality control, quality assurance, inspection, or a similar manufacturing role.
• Working knowledge of AWS D1.1, AWS D1.5, and AISC standards.
• Ability to read and interpret fabrication drawings, blueprints, and project specifications.
• Experience using quality inspection equipment, including fillet weld gauges, V-WAC gauges, squares, tape measures, and standard welding and fabrication inspection tools.
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality, accuracy, and workplace safety.

Additional Information

• Primarily a shop-floor position with limited office work.
• Active manufacturing environment with exposure to varying temperatures.
• Frequent standing, walking, and inspecting materials throughout the workday.