Quality Control

Turner Industries Energy Services•Whiting, IN

About The Position

Turner Industries Energy Services is seeking a QA/QC Technician/Inspector for work in the Whiting, Indiana area. The role plans and coordinates a quality control program to support continuous production consistent with established standards. The inspector performs inspections, tests, audits, and welding-related quality activities; maintains records and documentation; and helps ensure compliance with applicable company, client, ASME, and ASNT requirements. The role includes developing knowledge of company quality programs, standards, procedures, and codes; identifying and implementing corrective measures; maintaining quality objectives and records; supporting welding procedures and qualifications; preparing QC packages; performing visual weld inspections; witnessing hydrostatic or pneumatic tests; and maintaining NDE and code documentation. The inspector may also assist with data entry, weld mapping, and field training, and perform additional assignments as directed by a supervisor. The position may involve climbing and working at heights or below ground, entering confined spaces, handling and carrying tools and materials, lifting 30 to 50 pounds, and working in excessive heat or cold and loud environments. The role may require wearing a respirator and other PPE.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Minimum five years of experience in all aspects of welding, quality control, and/or inspection.
Excellent communication, interpersonal, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
Computer literacy.
Ability to read isometric diagrams, PIDs, CAD drawings, and similar documents.
Ability to interpret and understand 3D modeling.
Complete a post-offer drug/alcohol screen and physical evaluation, and sign acceptance of the Turner Industries Drug, Alcohol and Contraband Policy.
Comply with company and client jobsite safety requirements.
Must not pose a direct threat to the health or safety of others in the workplace.

Nice To Haves

CWI Inspector Credential preferred.

Responsibilities

Develop a working knowledge of the company quality control program, standards, procedures, and applicable codes.
Perform inspections and witness tests to determine whether work is acceptable.
Conduct audits to ensure compliance with QA/QC requirements; define corrective measures and ensure their implementation.
Formulate and maintain quality control objectives and oversee inspection and testing activities to support continuous quality control of materials and production facilities.
Develop and analyze statistical data and specifications to assess product standards and establish proposed quality and reliability expectations.
Plan, promote, and organize quality and reliability activities.
Maintain work performance records, inspection records, and related documentation; ensure documents are correct.
Monitor production welding procedures and qualifications; review and maintain welding procedures and run new WPS/PQR as needed.
Ensure the site enforces current ASME and ASNT codes and standards.
Build QC packages after planners provide the required documents.
Perform visual inspections of welding and witness hydrostatic or pneumatic testing, with a client representative when needed.
Maintain jobsite and code-required NDE requirements; review film and other NDE documentation.
Maintain code work and building packages for the A.I. as needed.
Maintain welder continuity and ongoing qualification testing.
Assist with data entry and weld mapping as needed.
Provide field training as procedures are implemented.
Perform additional assignments as directed by the supervisor.