Quality Control Inspector – Fabrication & Warehouse

RGIT Australia; Sydney; On-site; AUD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Allshelter is seeking a Quality Control Inspector for fabrication and warehouse operations in Sydney. The role focuses on reviewing drawings and QC documentation, ensuring products meet designs before shipment, and maintaining traceable quality records.

A strong eye for detail and hands-on inspection experience are essential. The successful candidate will collaborate with operations and fabrication partners, resolve issues, and contribute to improving quality management and documentation

Qualifications

• Reads and interprets technical or fabrication drawings.
• Maintains accurate, traceable quality records and documentation.
• Identifies discrepancies, non-conformances and missing information.

Responsibilities

• Review engineering and fabrication drawings and QC documentation.
• Check products and documentation against required designs and specifications.
• Identify discrepancies, missing information and non-conformances.
• Maintain accurate, traceable quality records.
• Carry out visual inspections of fabricated components and welds.
• Work with Operations, Supply Chain and fabrication partners to resolve issues.
• Delegate activities and provide clear direction to team members when required.
• Help improve the way we manage quality and documentation.

Skills

Read drawings

Attention to detail

Documentation management

Communication

Leadership potential

Quality assurance

Education

Engineering degree or diploma

Tools

CAD drawings

Welding standards

Job description

Quality Control Inspector – Fabrication & Warehouse

Full-time Permanent Associate

Posted 17 Sep 2026

Description

Bring your fabrication, manufacturing or quality experience into a role where the detail matters- from design documentation through to final shipment.

We’re looking for someone who enjoys getting the details right and wants a role that combines technical documentation, quality, engineering and hands‑on operations.

You might already work in fabrication, manufacturing, engineering or quality and be ready for your next step or you could be a capable engineering graduate with the technical aptitude and confidence to grow quickly.

Either way, you’ll play an important role in making sure our products are right, documented and ready before they leave us.

What you’ll be doing

A strong focus of your role will be reviewing the technical information behind our products- checking drawings, designs and QC documentation and identifying anything that doesn’t line up before shipment.

You’ll also stay connected to the physical product and our warehouse team.

You’ll:

• Review engineering and fabrication drawings and QC documentation.
• Check products and documentation against required designs and specifications.
• Identify discrepancies, missing information and non-conformances.
• Maintain accurate, traceable quality records.
• Carry out visual inspections of fabricated components and welds.
• Work with Operations, Supply Chain and our fabrication partners to resolve issues.
• Delegate activities and provide clear direction to team members when required.
• Help improve the way we manage quality and documentation.

For the right graduate, we can help develop the industry‑specific quality knowledge. What we can't teach as easily is curiosity, ownership, attention to detail and the confidence to speak up when something isn't right.

What you’ll bring

We’re ideally looking for someone with experience in fabrication, manufacturing, quality, engineering or a similar technical environment.

You’ll be someone who:

• Can read and interpret technical or fabrication drawings.
• Has a strong eye for detail and enjoys getting things right.
• Is organised and confident managing technical documentation.
• Communicates well and is comfortable speaking up when something doesn’t look right.
• Can prioritise, delegate and follow things through.
• Shows initiative, accountability and the potential to lead others.

Experience with steel fabrication, weld inspection or relevant welding standards would be highly regarded. The current role specifically calls for shop‑drawing interpretation and an understanding of visual weld inspection.

Engineering graduate? We're open to hearing from you too. If you have a relevant engineering qualification, strong technical aptitude and the maturity and leadership potential to take ownership, don't let the experience preference stop you from applying.

Why Allshelter?

Engineering is in our blood. We have built a business by measuring twice, cutting once, and keeping our promises.

Over the years, we’ve pioneered new products, set the industry standard, and found new ways of doing business- but we’ve always kept our feet on the ground and integrity in our DNA.

We are humbled– by the strength and support of our community. We are hungry– to innovate and to win. And we are smart– about the way our people work and the customers we serve.

We exist to ensure that with Allshelter you are ALWAYS COVERED.

Applicants must already have appropriate Australian working rights. Employer-sponsored Subclass 482 visa pathways are not available for this position.