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Certified Weld Inspector at united Steel Fabrication LLC | LAYIQ

Inspection & Quality Verification
Perform visual inspection of welds and welded assemblies in accordance with applicable codes/standards (e.g., AWS D1.1, AISC, ASME as applicable) and company/customer requirements.
Verify joint fit-up, preparation, welding variables, and workmanship prior to, during, and after welding.
Confirm correct consumables, base materials, and weld symbols are being used per drawings, WPS, and BOM requirements.
Conduct dimensional and general fabrication inspections (as required) to ensure conformance to drawings and tolerances.
Identify nonconformances, document defects, and communicate required repairs to Production and supervision.
Documentation & Reporting
Review, maintain, and complete inspection documentation: weld inspection reports, hold point sign-offs, receiving inspection records, and final release documentation.
Verify and maintain traceability records for materials and welding (heat numbers, MTRs, consumables, etc.) when required by project specifications.
Support creation and maintenance of quality records for customer submittals and job closeout packages.
Assist with Nonconformance Reports (NCRs), corrective actions, and root cause investigations.
Welding Program Support
Review and support implementation of Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS) and ensure welders follow them.
Support welder qualification testing and maintain welder continuity logs and certification records.
Coordinate or support NDT activities (VT, MT, PT, UT, RT) with internal or third-party technicians as required; review results and ensure disposition is documented.
Participate in pre-job meetings and clarify inspection requirements with project teams.
Collaboration & Continuous Improvement
Work with Production/Shop leadership to prevent rework by catching issues early and providing clear feedback.
Assist with internal audits, customer audits, and third-party inspections.
Recommend process improvements related to welding quality, workmanship, training, and documentation control.
Promote a safety-first mindset and comply with all facility safety policies.
Required Qualifications
Current AWS Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) certification (AWS QC1).
Strong knowledge of welding processes (GMAW, FCAW, SMAW, SAW, etc.) relevant to the shop’s work.
Ability to read and interpret fabrication drawings, weld symbols (AWS A2.4), specifications, and inspection criteria.
Working knowledge of applicable codes/standards (commonly AWS D1.1 for structural steel; others as applicable).
Proficient in measuring tools and inspection equipment (tape measure, calipers, fillet gauges, levels, squares, etc.).
Strong documentation skills and ability to produce clear, accurate inspection records.
Basic computer skills (Microsoft Office, PDF markup, quality forms, or ERP systems).

Certified Weld Inspector

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