Quality Control Inspector
About The Position
The Quality Control Inspector ensures that products meet or exceed company standards. The role performs visual and dimensional inspections, interprets drawings and prints, identifies production problems, verifies welding procedures, documents changes and corrections, maintains records, and conducts weld tests as needed. The inspector is responsible for the overall quality of products and must be familiar with measuring tools, national QA standards, structural materials and shapes, and basic welding principles. The position is based at the Darlington Facility in Darlington, South Carolina, with travel of up to 25%.
Requirements
- High school diploma or GED.
- Effective communication skills.
- Ability to review and understand material lists and parts on shop drawings.
- Ability to work effectively independently and in a group.
- Valid South Carolina driver's license.
- Strong tape measure reading skills, including accurately reading a tape measure to 1/16 inch, as tested.
- Knowledge of structural materials, as tested.
- Ability to follow directions and company initiatives effectively.
- Proficiency in print reading.
- Familiarity with national QA standards.
- Knowledge of basic welding principles and structural shapes.
- Familiarity with measuring tools, including tape measures, protractors, squares, and other measuring devices.
- Punctuality and ability to follow directions.
- Ability to lift up to 50 pounds; bend, stoop, sit, grasp, feel textures with fingers, climb, walk, twist, and stand; and work on concrete for up to 12 hours per day, up to six days per week.
- Ability to work at heights greater than 6 feet on a regular basis or as work dictates.
- Ability to work scheduled shifts and overtime when necessary or required, including with short notice.
- Ability to work in all weather conditions and indoors and outdoors through the course of a single shift.
Responsibilities
- Perform visual and dimensional checks to verify standards are met.
- Read and interpret drawings and prints.
- Identify and troubleshoot potential problem areas in production processes.
- Follow up with detailing for clarifications as needed.
- Verify welding procedures are being maintained.
- Document changes and corrections and maintain records.
- Give weld tests as needed.
- Follow all safety rules and guidelines.
- Be responsible for the overall quality of products.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED
