Certified Welding Inspector

Certified Welding Inspector

The Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) is responsible for inspecting parts and assemblies for nonconformities, acceptability and accuracy to drawings and / or customer requirements, using multiple methods per regulatory, customer, and internal requirements. Candidates for this role should have a working knowledge of all inspection equipment, roles and processes such as visual inspection, hydrostatic and various NDE methods. The CWI will be responsible for helping to detect the root cause of Quality issues as well as keeping track of Quality documentation. The CWI must have applicable knowledge of ASME, AWS, API, and ISO standards and must have a current certification.

Performs internal testing, internal checks, and cosmetic inspections.

Perform inspections on material and product throughout production process.

Perform relevant non-destructive examinations using varying methods.

Complete all documentation required for tracking and record keeping.

Complete data entry and evaluate results of data entered.

Perform root cause analysis on non-conformities found.

The successful candidate will be able to train, coordinate, and communicate effectively with all departments and personnel.

Other duties as assigned.

2 years' experience as Code Welder, Quality Inspector or equivalent knowledge

Current Certified Welding Inspector certification

ASME and AWS code knowledge required

Candidate should have at least LVL 1 training in VT / PT / UT / MT and RT Film Interpretation

Must be meticulous about capturing and retaining information

Must have basic computer skills (Word, Excel, Record-keeping software, etc.)

Must be able to work in a team environment and be able to explain issues clearly

Must be analytical and detail oriented

Must have working knowledge of mathematical and measurement principles

Must have a positive attitude and a desire to continually improve

Understanding of Lean principles and practices is strongly preferred

OSHA safety training and HazMat training preferred

Related Associate or Bachelor degree preferred but not required