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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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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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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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In addition to the primary inspection activities noted above, will also perform inspection of Engineering prototypes, experimental parts and samples from new and modified tooling as well as inspection/identification of metals, plastics, finish, plating, heat treating/hardness, welding and spring testing.
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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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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.
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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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Perform all essential duties as the Quality Inspection Manager as defined in the QMS. The Quality Inspection Manager provides leadership, direction, and training for the quality inspectors group within a business unit.
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Work 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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Quality Inspection Manager. Lead Quality Inspection teams to support customer needs, company requirements, and compliance items. Job Title: Quality Inspector Manager.
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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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Quality Control Manager, For example: Concrete Testing, Soil Testing, Welding Inspection, Fireproofing, Masonry. Mechanical and plumbing inspection requires ICC combination certification meeting experience requirements.
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Quality Control Inspector. We transform industries and communities through stunning and complex infrastructure projects — to ensure public safety, maintain a quality of life and support a healthy economy.
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Usually with ICC and or CEI certificates meeting experience requirementsMechanical and plumbing inspection requires ICC combination certification meeting experience requirements. 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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Inspect to contract specifications the quality of concrete mix designs, construction submittals, testing procedures, etc. Assist in reviewing purchase documents to ensure compliance with quality control requirements.
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