QA/QC Structural Inspector

AAA United States Inc•Pascagoula, MS

About The Position

AAA United States, Inc. has partnered with a company in Pascagoula, Mississippi, described as a leading provider of quality construction, manufacturing, engineering, repair, and conversion products and services to the marine industry. The QA/QC Structural Inspector ensures that structural fabrication, assembly, and welding activities within the shipyard comply with project specifications, shipbuilding standards, and applicable codes. The role includes inspecting materials and products, checking dimensions and assembly completion, identifying and marking defects, and conducting tests for structural defects and mechanism movement. The inspector also assists Testing and Trials personnel with systems testing and sea trials. The position requires work in confined or enclosed spaces and at elevations greater than five feet, and may require use of a respirator. Overtime is required as needed.

Requirements

Ability to inspect three or more of the following areas: welding, machining, painting (coating), piping, mechanical, and testing.
Ability to use inspection and testing techniques beyond visual inspection, such as NDE inspections including radiographic film interpretation, Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT), Magnetic Particle Testing (MT), or Ultrasonic Thickness Gauging (UT).
Ability to read and interpret codes and specifications and perform advanced blueprint reading.
Ability to work in confined or enclosed spaces.
Ability to work or climb at elevations greater than five feet.
Ability to wear and work with a respirator when applicable.

Nice To Haves

Five years of manufacturing, shipyard, or quality (testing and inspecting) experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Examine materials or products for surface defects, including cracks, pits, and incomplete welds.
Compare products with parts lists or sample models to ensure assembly is complete.
Verify product or material dimensions using inspection equipment.
Reject defective parts and mark the type of defect on the part, parts container, or inspection tag.
Test products for structural defects, such as leaks and internal cracks, using water pressure tests.
Test mechanisms for clearance and freedom of movement.
Assist Testing and Trials department personnel with systems testing and sea trials.
Take construction photos.
Follow company policies and procedures, including those related to employee safety, environmental policy, and the quality system.
Perform other duties specified by the Quality Assurance Manager or assigned or requested by Management.
Work overtime as required and report to work daily and on time.