Authorized Inspector Trainee

Benelux•Appleton, WI

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About The Position

Bureau Veritas is seeking a dedicated Trainee Inspector with hands-on experience in metal fabrication and pressure vessel manufacturing. The position is suited to welders, NDE technicians, QC managers, QC inspectors, and manufacturing professionals interested in moving into inspection and certification. The trainee will use practical industry knowledge to verify that clients’ pressure vessel welds, assemblies, and fabrication processes comply with ASME and NBIC Code requirements. The role works with multiple fabrication shops and manufacturers to support safe, reliable, and consistent production. Training is provided. The position performs shop and field inspection services for boilers and pressure vessels, monitors client quality control systems, documents inspection activities, and develops and maintains knowledge of applicable codes and jurisdictional requirements. The position is based in Appleton, Wisconsin.

Requirements

High school diploma.
Ability to read, write, and speak clearly and informatively.
Ability to use a computer and perform basic arithmetic.
Ability to understand and interpret boiler and pressure vessel codes.
Ability to interact with clients.
Ability to apply industry knowledge, technical skill, and sound business practices to decision-making.
Ability to adhere to company policies, directives, and procedures.

Nice To Haves

Hands-on experience in metal fabrication and pressure vessel manufacturing.
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Engineering, Technology, Science, or Mathematics from an accredited institution.
Two-year degree or certificate in Engineering, Technology, Science, or Mathematics from an accredited institution.
Graduation from an accredited technical school in a relevant subject, including Manufacturing, Building Construction, Construction Technology, HVAC, Industrial Technology, or Welding Technology.
Completion of an accredited Power Engineering certification program.
Completion of an accredited apprenticeship program, such as boilermaker, steamfitter, or pipefitter.
Completion of an accredited military or merchant marine training program in marine or stationary boilers, pressure vessels, or nuclear reactors.
Completion of a Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) certification program from the American Welding Society or an equivalent certification.
Certification as an American Petroleum Institute API-510 or API-570 Inspector.
At least 80 hours of classroom technical training in Boiler, Pressure Vessel, or Piping Inspection.
Relevant technology coursework, such as Quality Systems, Engineering, Fabrication Methods, Nondestructive Examination, or courses on the knowledge, understanding, and general structure of the NBIC or ASME B&PV Code.

Responsibilities

Perform ASME and National Board shop and field inspection services at assigned clients.
Review and verify code-required activities and the implementation and applicability of manufacturers’ written quality control systems.
Witness required tests.
Monitor client quality control systems for compliance with relevant codes and requirements.
Document inspection activities according to established policies.
Ensure compliance with applicable ASME Code sections, the National Board Inspection Code, and jurisdictional requirements for the construction and repair of boilers and pressure vessels.
Acquire and maintain knowledge of applicable ASME and National Board codes and jurisdictional requirements.
Enhance knowledge through self-study, internal training, and approved courses.
Report and submit results accurately and on time for assigned activities.