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Applies advanced understanding of engineering principles, such as mechanics, metallurgy, thermodynamics, statistics, and physics, and established methodologies to perform defined portions of broader engineering projects, within cost, quality, delivery, and safety constraints.
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Panelmatic is seeking a detail-oriented experienced Quality Control Inspector. NACE Coating Inspector Certification preferred. AWS Certified Weld Inspector Certification preferred.
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We are looking for a Quality Control Inspector to perform railcar final inspections, this ensures the required work is completed in compliance with industry standards and customer requirements.
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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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Assembly Mechanic - Quality Inspector. Experience working as a Quality Inspector. Assembly Mechanic encompasses all of the duties of the following job classifications: Inspector Assembly, Sub-Assembly Precision, Mechanic Aircraft Production, Mechanic Electrical and Radio, Sheet Metal Assembler and Riveter.
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Seeking a Quality Assurance Inspector who will be responsible for performing visual and dimensional inspection of various parts, using calipers and micrometers, digital cameras, computers, blueprints, etc.
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Company is seeking a Quality Control Inspector for our office in Los Angeles, CA. 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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Thorough understanding of Syteline/ESI or other ERP systems; working knowledge of Quality-specific software. PCC is relentless in its dedication to being a high-quality, low-cost and on-time producer; delivering the highest value to its customers while continually pursuing strategic, profitable growth.
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In the role of Quality Control Inspector, you will serve as a cornerstone in upholding the integrity and adherence to regulatory standards within our steel bridge fabrication operations.
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Technical school education with 3 years of related experience and/or training as CMM Operator / Inspector; or equivalent combination of education and experience. Working with manufacturing, engineering, and production workers to ensure quality of the products prior to shipping.
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JOB TITLE : Quality Control Inspector. Required Certification : NACE Inspector and/or SSPC NBPI required. Summary of position : Responsible for monitoring quality control/assurance requirements of all preservation preformed onboard commercial and US Navy vessel in accordance with established Navy regulations and industry standards or specific contractual requirements as defined in the Scope of Work. Collaborate with customer QA personnel on necessary aspects of the job.
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REPORTS TO : Quality Assurance Manager. Essential Job Requirements : Produce/create electronic/handwritten Quality Assurance documentation as Objective Quality Evidence for work performed throughout the preservation process.
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JOB CODE : Quality Control. Monitor and document all required readings with regard to, but not limited to, metal anchor tooth (profile), paint wet/dry film thickness (DFT), steel temperatures and all required environmental readings using appropriate equipment to include: micrometer, dry film thickness gauge, infrared thermometer, psychomotor.
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Required Skills: Must possess knowledge of Maritime paintings standards with particular emphasis in US Navy ship preservation criterion. Required Experience : Formal or informal on-the-job training in the marine industry; familiarity with Navy and Society for Protective Coatings standards.
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Knowledge in Excel, Word, Quality Audits and Oracle is a PlusDocumented training with Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) and other appropriate measuring devices (PC-DMIS, Polyworks, Qxsoft,etc), vision system programming.
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