CERTIFIED WELDING INSPECTOR

POSITION SUMMARY Certified Welding Inspectors (CWI) play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and quality of welded structures. The primary responsibility in the role is to inspect and assess the quality of welds performed by others, ensuring they meet specified standards and codes. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Inspect and evaluate the quality of welds performed on structures and materials Ensure compliance with safety standards and regulations Interpret and apply codes, standards, specifications, and procedures Review and interpret engineering drawings and specifications Conduct visual inspections of welds and welding procedures Prepare detailed reports of inspection findings Prepare, witness tests, and complete associated paperwork and records through the ASME Quality Manager. Use nondestructive testing (NDT) methods to evaluate welds. Maintain professional knowledge and stay updated with industry developments through continuous learning Inspect various materials and parts for specification and conformity related to code and non-code work as needed. Prepares and completes associated paperwork and records. Assists the ASME Quality Manager with code and non-code welding-related tasks as needed. Interacts with employees engaged in welding and testing activities to ensure continuous control over all welding processes. Assist in maintenance and control of NDE testing equipment, including magnetic particle testing yoke and supplies, ultrasonic testing equipment and supplies, and the PMI gun. Other duties as assigned. Compensation details: 28-38 Hourly Wage PI39f178ca81d4-25448-418203165c143e31-5e48-4549-b638-05792d185386