Quality Control Inspector

Environmental Air Systems•Asheboro, NC

19d

About The Position

Environmental Air Systems (EAS) designs and builds HVAC and mechanical solutions for complex commercial and industrial projects. The Quality Control Inspector joins the Manufacturing team and performs inspections, testing, and process monitoring to ensure products meet quality standards, engineering specifications, project documents, and applicable industry standards. The role includes verifying purchased equipment and final products, identifying and rejecting nonconforming items, and compiling reports about deviations from prescribed standards. The position uses precision tools and equipment and is supported by on-the-job and continued-education training. The stated shift is first shift, 6:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Requirements

Minimum of an A.S. in Business Administration, Engineering, Welding, HVAC, or other qualifying experience.
A minimum of five years’ experience in this industry or a related field may be considered in lieu of formal education, as determined by management.
Good written and oral documentation and communication skills.
Personal computer skills, including Microsoft Word, Excel, BlueBeam Revu, Gmail, and cloud-based server use.
Advanced understanding of product design and operation.
Good understanding of manufacturing processes.
Ability to demonstrate leadership, coaching, and problem-solving skills.
Willingness to address challenges to meet product specifications and client requirements.
Ability to coordinate multiple projects, people, and functions.
Skill in plant safety and construction requirements.
Knowledge of ANSI/AISC 360-16 Specification for Structural Steel Buildings, Chapter N (Quality Control and Quality Assurance).

Nice To Haves

Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) certification or NDT Level II Visual Testing Certification; helpful but not required.
Electrical and/or mechanical piping knowledge or experience; helpful but not required.

Responsibilities

Verify units and products are manufactured in accordance with EAS and industry standards, project documents, specifications, and drawings.
Verify equipment against approved submittals.
Verify that required product tests have been properly executed and that test reports are complete and accurate.
Audit units and ensure quality checks, records, and travelers are completed.
Inspect units and assemblies.
Coordinate with the Project Manager on Factory Acceptance Test requirements, when applicable.
Perform or assist with vibration analysis and dynamic trim balancing on fans, when applicable.
Perform welding inspections throughout production if CWI- or NDT Level II-certified.
Verify construction against fabrication drawings.
Review pipe installations against P&IDs.
Coordinate with Production Designers to help resolve issues identified during production.
Ensure project documentation is completed, gathered, and properly filed in the project documentation folder.
Perform other activities identified by the Manager.
Conduct quality-control inspections, testing, and process monitoring; report deviations from prescribed quality standards; evaluate final products; identify and reject items that do not meet engineering specifications or established quality standards; and use precision tools and equipment.