Quality Control Inspector - PHX

JENSEN INFRASTRUCTURE•Phoenix, AZ

47d•Onsite

About The Position

WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING Reviews, records, samples, evaluates, and ensures that all products are manufactured per the Quality Control Standards process and programs. Principle Accountabilities Reviews products during pre-pour/post-pour inspections to verify that product is being manufactured at the highest quality levels and processes are being followed accordingly. Verifies that identification tags are created for daily pre-pours and are followed as outlined. Interacts with production foremen, supervisors, and managers to have deficiencies in craftsmanship corrected before producing additional products. Makes appropriate notification of any non-complying issues that are discovered during inspections and works to devise a plan to correct such issues. Samples concrete for slump, air, temperature, and unit weight daily. Records test results on lab test sheet and concrete testing sheet. Makes recommendations for better quality of product. Checks rebar cages for proper placement based on specifications and production drawings. Checks block outs, inserts, knockouts, pulling irons, ground rod holes, and any other addition required after set-up based on drawings. Conducts and is responsible for final inspection after post-pour and records findings on inspection sheet. WHO ARE WE LOOKING FOR You’re enthusiastic and motivated in a fast-paced environment. Detail Oriented are the two best words used to describe you. You don’t take shortcuts. You’re safety conscious not just for yourself, but for your team. We’re open to individuals who aren’t just looking for their next job, they’re looking to build a career. You want an opportunity to showcase your skill set with a solid company who will invest in you. In our culture – everyone matters. ALL ABOUT JENSEN INFRASTRUCTURE Much like you, our founder, Don Jensen was looking for a way to support his family, so he started his Company in 1968. Since founded, we’ve been supporting communities across Nevada, California, Arizona, Washington, and Hawaii. Jensen Infrastructure likely has an impact on your daily life. We build culverts to take water away from your neighborhoods, underground utility boxes to hold cables, and manholes to allow workers access to the sewers deep below the roads we drive on. And that’s just a small sample of what we do at Jensen on a daily basis. When you work at one of Jensen’s many locations, you will enjoy the close relationships and camaraderie of a small company while being part of a larger, well-established, growing company. We are committed to ensuring employment practices that promote equal opportunities. Please let us know if you require any reasonable accommodations during your interview process.

Requirements

ACI Concrete Field-Testing Technician—Grade 1 – obtain within 6 months of employment (required)
Ability to read and interpret production drawings
Familiar with ACI, ASTM, and NPCA/PCI manuals and procedures

Nice To Haves

Preferred experience: between 1 and 2 years working in concrete manufacturing.
Proficient with Microsoft Office (Email, Spreadsheet, Word Processor)

Responsibilities

Reviews products during pre-pour/post-pour inspections to verify that product is being manufactured at the highest quality levels and processes are being followed accordingly.
Verifies that identification tags are created for daily pre-pours and are followed as outlined.
Interacts with production foremen, supervisors, and managers to have deficiencies in craftsmanship corrected before producing additional products.
Makes appropriate notification of any non-complying issues that are discovered during inspections and works to devise a plan to correct such issues.
Samples concrete for slump, air, temperature, and unit weight daily.
Records test results on lab test sheet and concrete testing sheet.
Makes recommendations for better quality of product.
Checks rebar cages for proper placement based on specifications and production drawings.
Checks block outs, inserts, knockouts, pulling irons, ground rod holes, and any other addition required after set-up based on drawings.
Conducts and is responsible for final inspection after post-pour and records findings on inspection sheet.