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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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The Hanford Waste Treatment and Immobilization Plant (WTP) is looking for a Receiving Inspection and Test (RI&T) Supplier Quality Inspector in Richland, WA. The RI&T Supplier Quality Inspector prepares, preforms, and documents inspection and testing activities on procured equipment and material to verify conformance to specified requirements.
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The Quality Control Inspector may also perform aircraft maintenance (including inspection), preventive maintenance and alteration and assist customers with technical and operational support relative to the customer's aircraft.
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The Quality Inspector will utilize knowledge and natural mechanical aptitude to provide in-process/final inspection to ensure the product meets customer requirements for dimensional and cosmetic characteristics.
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Liquid Penetrant and Magnetic Particle non-destructive examination methods In addition to the other knowledge, skills, and abilities for the Quality Inspector, the Senior Quality Inspector should also have:Full knowledge of areas of inspection requirements and techniques.
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The Coating Inspector may report to a Construction Manager or Inspection Manager and may support additional craft inspection as necessary. The Coating Inspector is the client's representative to oversee paint crews and inspect the progress of coating activities of the painting contractor.
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As a U-Haul Vehicle Pre-Inspector, you will use U-Haul Company's proprietary technology to assess and care for field vehicles. If so, consider becoming a Vehicle Pre-Inspector with U-Haul.
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Perform as Welding Inspector Specialist ( WIS) level II or Quality Inspection Specialist (QIS) level II or able to achieve in 6 months. The inspector may apply singular inspection processes, such as hydrostatic tests, and perform x-ray, destructive, and non-destructive examination to verify specified dimensions, strengths, and other quality factors using measuring instruments and inspection equipment.
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The Building Inspector is a key role, responsible for performing highly technical inspection work for the day-to-day completion of building inspections (Building, Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing.
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The NDT Inspector - Associate will evaluate the assembly of fabricated materials by dimensional checks, visual inspection of welds and conduct nondestructive testing by ultrasonic, mag particle, and liquid penetrant processes, with knowledge working under a fully certified Level II Inspector.
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Certifications: Quality Assurance Inspector, NACE/NBPI (desired), NDT Level II (desired) Knowledge of Navy ship repair processes and procedures to include extensive Level I, SUBSAFE and SOC quality inspection experience.
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The Quality Control Inspector must be capable of performing visual inspections, 100% welding inspections, shop production fit-up inspections, tolerances per spec and customer requirements, basic knowledge of AWS D1.1, and/or structural steel fabrication inspection.
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The primary duties of the Construction Inspector 2 are inspection of highway, roadway, and bridge construction activities, planning, scheduling and coordination of construction inspection, quality assurance inspections of bridge and transportation projects, including foundations, paving, earthwork, coordination with contractor, other inspectors, surveyors and materials testers as well as documentation of the project progress.
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Key Skills: Machine Operating, Machine Operator, Production Associate, Warehouse Worker, Assembly Line, Assembly Line Worker, Automotive Industry, Warehouse Associate, Production Operator, Picking and Packing, Sorting and Cleaning, Shipping and Receiving, Automotive Technician, Quality, Quality Technician, Quality Inspector.
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Performs inspection of the contractor’s quality control procedures. FDOT Intermediate MOT.IMSA Traffic Signal Inspector Level I.Nuclear Radiation Safety. CTQP Asphalt Roadway Level I. CTQP Asphalt Roadway Level II. CTQP Earthwork Construction Inspection Level I.CTQP Earthwork Construction Inspection Level II.CTQP Pile Driving Inspection.
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