Quality Control Inspector

GEO Heat Exchangers LLC•St. Gabriel, LA

16d

About The Position

The Quality Control Inspector conducts origination inspections of incoming parts and supplies used in manufacturing and ensures new and refurbished work meets engineering, client, and ASME requirements. The role checks the accuracy of machined and fabricated parts through in-process dimensional measurements using appropriate measuring devices and standards, and uses prints to inspect completed parts and units. It also performs layout or fit-up inspections when requested, hardness tests, visual inspections, bundle inspections, and non-code NDE testing under acceptable procedures and standards. The inspector prepares completed units for shipment, including installing or applying nameplates and lettering as required. The role performs inspections on completed parts and components, applies appropriate tags, verifies material heat lot numbers before production, and inspects parts before shipment using gauges, a coordinate measuring machine, scales, an oscilloscope, and vision equipment. The inspector prepares accurate and timely QC data files and generates inspection reports for repair jobs. The position oversees and schedules NDE operations, tracks RT/UT jobs, and orders and maintains NDE supplies. It includes attending morning and evening production meetings, coordinating QC information and shift handoffs for the night shift, and interacting with source inspectors as needed. The candidate will work a rotating schedule; evening callouts may occasionally be required, and the role may support a variety of facility projects.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent, or equivalent experience.
Knowledge of fabrication.
Active AWS Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) credential.
Strong comprehension and utility with the English language.
Ability to read blueprints.
Ability to pass an ASME welding test.
Level 1 or Level 2 technician qualification in Magnetic Particle and Penetrant Testing.
Must pass drug, alcohol, and physical pre-employment requirements.
Must be able to work a rotating schedule; evening callouts may be required from time to time.

Nice To Haves

Job shop or field fabrication work experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

Inspect incoming parts and supplies used in manufacturing.
Ensure new and refurbished work meets engineering, client, and ASME requirements.
Check and perform in-process dimensional measurements of machined and fabricated parts using appropriate measuring devices and standards.
Prepare completed units for shipment by installing or applying nameplates, lettering, or other required items.
Perform layout or fit-up inspections when requested.
Perform hardness tests and visual inspections.
Perform bundle inspections, including skeletal assembly, in-process and final inspections, inspections before tube loading, and inspections before insertion into the shell.
Perform non-code NDE testing using acceptable procedures and standards.
Set up and perform assignments based on shop practices and procedures.
Prepare an accurate and timely QC data file for each completed job.
Use prints to perform dimensional checks of completed parts and units.
Inspect completed parts and components and apply appropriate tags.
Inspect and verify heat lot numbers as material enters production.
Oversee and schedule NDE operations.
Track RT/UT jobs for the shop.
Order and maintain NDE supplies as needed.
Attend morning and evening production meetings.
Coordinate QC information from morning meetings and hand off information for the night shift.
Interact with source inspectors as needed.
Generate inspection reports for repair jobs.
Inspect parts before shipment using gauges, a coordinate measuring machine, scales, an oscilloscope, and vision equipment.
Support a variety of facility projects as needed.