Certified Welding Inspector - Chicago, Illinois

Bureau Veritas•Chicago, IL

9d•$35 - $55

About The Position

The Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) is responsible for providing quality assurance on behalf of Bureau Veritas’s client and conducting on-site inspections during the construction phase. The role involves coordinating with project managers and fabrication facilities, confirming that services meet project and client contract requirements, and producing timely inspection and administrative documentation. The position may be performed remotely, on-site, or from established Bureau Veritas offices or work sites. The role requires travel and the ability to advance travel expenses for one to two weeks.

Requirements

Current, active American Welding Society Certified Welding Inspector or Senior Certified Welding Inspector credential.
Demonstrable experience in a similar position.
Reliable high-speed internet connection.
Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.
Ability to pass a background check and drug screen.
Ability to pay travel expenses one to two weeks in advance, including expenses such as lodging, meals, flights, rental cars, parking, tolls, and public transportation.
Client-oriented approach and attention to detail, with dedication to quality control and quality assurance.
Ability to read and understand complex design and fabrication plans and specifications.
Excellent communication and documentation skills, including the ability to communicate technical issues.
Proficiency with desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and Microsoft Office applications, including Outlook, Teams, Word, Excel, and Calendar; familiarity with Adobe Acrobat and other word-processing or document-control software as needed.
Ability to work remotely, on-site, and/or from established Bureau Veritas offices or work sites.
Ability to remain stationary for long periods, occasionally move around the work space, frequently climb ladders and/or stairs, and position oneself to access elevated or lowered work spaces.
Ability to operate a computer and other productivity equipment or machinery, including a smartphone, tablet, calculator, copy machine, and computer printer.
Ability to communicate and exchange accurate information and observe details at close range or from a distance.

Nice To Haves

Non-Destructive Testing Level II or III.
NACE/AMPP Level II.

Responsibilities

Coordinate with Project Managers to clarify work-order requirements, including scope, deliverables, schedule, and budget.
Communicate with Project Managers, fabrication shops, contractors, Bureau Veritas employees, and third parties to resolve issues.
Ensure services are performed in accordance with project requirements and the client contract.
Prepare, process, or respond promptly and thoroughly to timesheets, billing reports, expense reports, emails, instant messages, and inspection reports, meeting applicable deadlines.
Submit typewritten reports using Microsoft Word or Adobe Acrobat and electronically transmit them to the Project Manager.
Share information from fabrication facilities about upcoming assignments and potential work for Bureau Veritas.
Maintain positive relationships between Bureau Veritas, fabrication facilities, and clients.
Provide client-oriented service and focus on understanding and fulfilling client needs.
Apply quality control and quality assurance practices, including reviewing complex design and fabrication plans and specifications.
Communicate technical issues and document information for Project Managers, clients, Bureau Veritas employees, and fabrication facilities.
Manage multiple simultaneous assignments without sacrificing efficiency or work quality.
Work collaboratively with clients, field staff, other Bureau Veritas offices, and the wider Bureau Veritas organization.
Identify when additional personal protective equipment beyond standard issue is required.
Use a smartphone camera and insert photos into client reports.
Perform on-site inspections during construction.