On-Site CWI - QC Inspector

Robinson Construction Company•Litchfield, MN

44d•Onsite

About The Position

The On-Site Quality Control Inspector - CWI provides oversite of project site QC activities of self-performed work and monitors subcontracted work activities for a heavy industrial contractor as well as inspecting weld quality, workmanship, and conformance to specifications.

Requirements

Must have a minimum five (5) years related construction experience (within the last ten years) as QC/QA Inspector on construction projects of similar magnitude, scope, and complexity as this project
Working knowledge of codes (ACI, ICC, AWS and ASME), ability to determine acceptability and reject ability of work based on assigned criteria
CWI and/or ICC S2 (Structural Steel Welding) Special Inspector preferred, must understand structural welding and weld inspection in accordance with the AWS and AISC codes. ICC S1 (Structural Steel & Bolting) Special Inspectors preferred, must have a working knowledge of structural steel inspection with bolted joints, including the use of a Skidmore and various means of pretension these connections in accordance with the requirements of RCSSC and AISC codes
Piping VT Inspector (CWI preferred) - must be able to demonstrate they can meet the requirements (training and experience) of a Level II VT Inspector - must understand pipe welding to the ASME Codes including Section IX, B31.1 and B31.3. Understand weld mapping, when other forms of NDE are required, material traceability, pipe cleanliness, flange management and pressure testing. Experience in other forms of NDE is a plus but not a requirement.
Ability to identify and resolve complex issues
Excellent listening and professional oral and written communication skills
Must be proactive, use individual initiative, follow assignments through to completion, and be attentive to detail and deadlines
Strong interpersonal skills and proven record as a team player
Ability to perform multiple tasks, and adapt to changing priorities
Strong organizational skills
Ability to work at a computer in an office environment.
Ability to work on construction sites which may require:
Climb and maintain body balance on ladders, scaffolding, or high structures; and see and hear well (either naturally or with correction)
Stoop, kneel, crouch, lay, bend or squat and/or crawl
Certified in and proficient with operating Aerial lift on project sites

Responsibilities

Oversee self-perform work which includes concrete forming, placing, and finishing, structural steel erection and welding, process pipe installation, equipment setting to O&M manuals and various codes.
Monitor subcontracted work which includes rebar installation, masonry wall erection, steel studs and drywall, electrical, TPO roofing and other interior finishes to their applicable building codes.
Provide assistance to the Project Managers and Project Superintendent as needed to ensure that the company's scope of work is built in accordance with the project plans and specifications
Have a good working knowledge of computer systems and be able to learn all programs used by the company to preform QC Tasks
Coordinate and direct inspection work performed by Robinson Inspectors on self-performed work. Self-perform inspections and witness test as required
Coordinate 3rd party special inspections as required by the contract documents
Monitor and inspect subcontractor work to ensure compliance with company standards, procedures, and codes when applicable
Coordinate permit inspections as require by city, county, or state agencies
Conduct internal/external quality control audits. Define corrective measures for problem areas and insure implementation
Communicate with external quality assurance officers during on-site inspections and meetings
Appraise customers' requirements and ensure they are satisfied
Report all concerns to the Corporate QC Manager, Superintendent, and Project Manager
Maintain Quality Records and assist in developing turnover documents
Facilitate proactive solutions by collecting and analyzing quality data
Review current standards and policies
Keep records of quality reports, statistical reviews, and relevant documentation
Ensure all legal standards are met
Attend and participate in weekly QC meetings with the Corporate Office
Perform other duties as assigned by manager and/or as requested by other department members to accomplish team efforts
Conduct Welder performance Qualification Tests for new applicant welders or excise certification on poorly performing welders
Inspects welds for conformity to codes such as D1.1, ASME B31.3, etc. reporting inspection results, and maintaining proper records
Have a knowledge of weld inspection tools/gauges and their applications
Inspect, test, or measure materials, products, installations, or work for conformance to specifications.
Have a thorough understanding of non-destructive testing techniques to in order to adequately supervise 3rd party technicians as they perform nondestructive examinations of welded and machined components.