Certified Welding Inspector- Albany, New York

Bureau Veritas•Albany, NY

12d•$35 - $55

About The Position

The Certified Welding Inspector oversees the fabrication facility's quality assurance on behalf of a Bureau Veritas client and conducts on-site inspections during construction. The role requires significant knowledge of American Welding Society (AWS) codes and demonstrable experience in a similar position. The inspector works with the Project Manager, fabrication shops, contractors, clients, and other third parties to ensure assignments meet project and contract requirements, resolve scheduling issues, and maintain strong working relationships. The position is located in Albany, New York, and offers an hourly rate of $35–$55, depending on job-related knowledge, skills, and experience.

Requirements

Certified Welding Inspector certification from the American Welding Society.
Significant knowledge of AWS codes and demonstrable experience in a similar position.
Client-oriented approach and ability to understand and fulfill client needs.
Attention to detail and dedication to quality control and quality assurance.
Ability to understand and read complex design and fabrication plans and specifications.
Excellent communication and documentation skills, including the ability to communicate technical issues to the Project Manager, clients, and the fabrication facility.
Expertise in Microsoft Office, including Word and Excel.
Proficient use of modern communication and computer equipment, including cell phones, laptop computers, and digital cameras.
Ability to multitask and execute multiple simultaneous assignments without sacrificing efficiency or quality.
Willingness to work as part of a team with clients, field staff, other Bureau Veritas offices, and the wider Bureau Veritas organization.
Ability to work remotely from established Bureau Veritas offices.

Nice To Haves

D1.5 bridge inspection experience.
NDT Level II certification.
AMPP/NACE Level II certification.
Knowledge of Adobe Acrobat and Lotus Notes.

Responsibilities

Communicate with the Project Manager to determine work-order requirements, including scope, deliverables, schedule, and budget.
Coordinate with the Project Manager, fabrication shops, contractors, and other third parties to resolve scheduling issues.
Ensure services are performed in accordance with project requirements and the client contract.
Prepare and process timesheets, billing reports, and inspection reports accurately and by applicable deadlines; submit reports electronically to the Project Manager.
Communicate information from the fabrication facility about upcoming assignments and potential work for Bureau Veritas.
Maintain positive relationships between Bureau Veritas, the fabrication facility, and the client.
Perform oversight of fabrication facility quality assurance and conduct on-site inspections during construction.