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Core purpose: The Quality Control Inspector, provides guidance and supervision to the company's quality control inspectors by assigning quality inspection assignments, policing the production line to ensure that Hitachi Rail STS USA, Inc. production workers are using the latest production documentation and drawings to assemble and build products.
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We are currently seeking A QC Inspector to assists our busy quality team in maintaining out quality program policies through the performance of Quality Control Inspection activities.
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The Quality inspector is responsible for a final in-depth inspection, before signing off and approving the product for shipment to the customer. Prepares quality inspection results records and submits copies of all final inspection quality records to the Quality Supervisor(s) or Quality Document Control Clerk for including those records into the Car History Books.
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Extraordinary Projects need Exceptional TalentAs a Quality Control Inspector at Company, reporting to Quality Control Manager, you will perform or assist in variety of quality control engineering and inspection work related to a specific discipline, i.e., civil, structural, mechanical, piping, welding, NDE and/or electrical.
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The audit forms include but are not limited to: Quality Assurance Inspection Log, In-Process Visual Inspection Log, Inspection History Cards, Quality Assurance Daily Information Log and Line Clearance Log.
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As a Quality Control Inspector at Company, reporting to Quality Control Manager, you will perform or assist in variety of quality control engineering and inspection work related to a specific discipline, i.e., civil, structural, mechanical, piping, welding, NDE and/or electrical.
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Company is seeking a Quality Control Inspector for our office in Los Angeles, CA.About CompanyCompany is a leading civil, building, and specialty Construction Company that believes integrity, teamwork, and a collaborative approach are fundamental to our business success.
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An understanding and experience with contract specifications as they apply to quality control and/or assurance, structural steel, concrete mix designs, construction submittals, testing procedures and inspection of concrete steel reinforcement and form work.
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Assist in coordinating quality control inspection schedules with other department schedules. Experience with Federal Government Clients and LEED Projects preferredUSACE CQM certificationWork experience in support of design-build or heavy civil construction testing, inspection, supervision or management in support of large public works projects, with civil background, preferably with steel inspection experience.
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For example: Concrete Testing, Soil Testing, Welding Inspection, Fireproofing, MasonryStation Inspection for structural can be done by anyone with experience for this scope of work with documented 5 years.
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Such experience may have been acquired in work such as consumer safety inspector or inspection aide, food inspector, public health inspector, quality inspection specialist, or similar position with responsibility for sampling, quality control and sanitation in a food manufacturing or production environment, or similar environment for other ingestible items.
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Quality Inspector, Home Inspector, Building Inspector, Construction Inspector. Quality Inspector plays a vital role in ensuring the quality, safety, and compliance of modular homes during the manufacturing and assembly processes.
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AWS Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) and/or NDE level II in MT & PT a plus. As required for ASME Code Work perform receiving, in-process, final, and hydrostatic testing / inspection of fabricated items.
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Key Responsibilities : The Quality Control Inspector must be capable of performing visual inspection, 100% welding inspection, shop production fit up inspection, tolerances per spec and customer requirements, basic knowledge of AWS D1.1, and/or structural steel fabrication inspection.
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TRC is seeking a Full-time candidates for a Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) with AWS D1.5 shop fabrication experience to perform quality assurance inspections in Lancaster, PA. Perform third party DOT structural steel fabrication quality assurance inspection andreporting.
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