Quality Control Inspector Hot Tap & Line Stop Fittings/Equipment

WELDFIT•Corpus Christi, TX

57d•Remote

About The Position

The Quality Control Inspector – Hot Tap & Line Stop Fittings/Equipment is responsible for ensuring that all Hot Tap and Line Stop fittings, equipment, and materials meet company and customer quality requirements before deployment to the field. This position plays a key role in maintaining product integrity, ensuring compliance with quality standards, and supporting operational readiness at the service facility.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (technical degree preferred).
Minimum 2–3 years of experience in Quality Control, preferably in pipeline equipment, pressure fittings, or mechanical fabrication/service environment.
Working knowledge of Hot Tap and Line Stop systems preferred.
Familiarity with inspection tools, dimensional verification, and material traceability requirements.
Basic understanding of ASME, API, or similar applicable codes and standards.
Proficient in reading and interpreting engineering drawings and MTRs.
Strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and ability to work independently.
Work performed in a service facility and warehouse environment.
Requires walking, standing, bending, and occasional lifting of items up to 50 lbs.
May involve limited field visits for inspection or verification purposes.
Attention to Detail – Ensures accuracy and completeness in inspections and documentation.
Accountability – Takes ownership of quality and reliability of outgoing equipment.
Communication – Works effectively with Operations, Quality, and Field teams.
Organization – Maintains systematic records and traceability.
Technical Proficiency – Understands fitting components, materials, and sealing requirements

Responsibilities

Incoming Inspection:
Inspect and verify incoming materials, fittings, and components for conformance to purchase order requirements, drawings, and specifications.
Ensure all materials have proper documentation (MTRs, Certificates of Conformance, NDE reports, etc.).
Tag, label, and record material traceability information in accordance with quality procedures.
Verify Equipment used in the field is maintained and within acceptance requirements.
In-Process Inspection:
Perform in-process inspections during assembly, setup, and testing of Hot Tap and Line Stop equipment.
Inspect Pressure Testing Equipment prior to and during testing to verify cleanliness, correct setup, proper calibration, and pressure ratings.
Monitor test operations to ensure test parameters and safety requirements are being followed.
Verify that test data and results are properly recorded and meet acceptance criteria.
Document any nonconformances identified during in-process checks and coordinate corrective actions with Operations and Quality.
Outgoing Equipment Verification:
Inspect and verify that equipment and fittings going out to the field match the order and job requirements (size, rating, configuration, material, and accessories).
Check that correct documentation (drawings, pressure test reports, assembly sheets, inspection records, etc.) is included with each fitting before dispatch.
Coordinate with Operations and Field Technicians to resolve discrepancies prior to release.
Maintenance and Calibration Compliance:
Verify that all tools, pressure equipment, and service components are maintained and calibrated per the established maintenance program and schedule.
Ensure maintenance frequency compliance and recordkeeping.
Inventory Condition Control:
Conduct periodic inspections of fittings, seals, and other components in inventory to confirm they are in good condition and properly stored.
Pay special attention to sealing elements—ensure proper traceability, shelf-life control, and ventilation/storage conditions are maintained.
Identify and segregate damaged or expired items for review and disposition.
Documentation and Recordkeeping:
Maintain accurate inspection records, reports, and traceability logs.
Verify completeness and accuracy of job packets and ensure all required documentation accompanies fittings and equipment to the field.
Support continuous improvement initiatives and assist in nonconformance investigations as needed.