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Saulsbury Industries is seeking an E&I QC Inspector to support quality control activities on industrial projects in the Permian basin. This on-site role involves inspecting electrical and instrumentation installations, testing and calibrating instruments, and preparing detailed inspection reports to ensure compliance with project specifications and standards.
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Saulsbury Industries is a full-service Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contractor delivering engineering, general construction, electrical and instrumentation, fabrication, and maintenance services to heavy industrial and renewable markets across the United States. Headquartered in Odessa, Texas, Saulsbury is a debt-free, family-owned company known for its client-focused, multi-faceted approach to projects. For over five decades, the organization has built a reputation for honesty, integrity, and successful completion of projects of varying size and complexity. Its extensive experience supports competitive cost estimates, optimized schedules, and strong resource availability, helping clients achieve safe and efficient project outcomes. Saulsbury maintains a national office footprint including Odessa, Houston, Henderson, Port Arthur, Abilene (TX), Bismarck (ND), Carlsbad (NM), and Tulsa (OK).
The E&I QC Inspector is a full-time, on-site role based in the Permian basin, responsible for supporting quality control activities for electrical and instrumentation work on industrial projects. This position conducts inspections of electrical and instrumentation installations to verify compliance with project specifications, codes, and industry standards. The inspector performs and documents testing and calibration of instrumentation devices, reviews work packages and drawings, and prepares detailed inspection reports and non-conformance records as needed. Day-to-day tasks include collaborating with construction teams and project management to resolve quality issues, monitoring corrective actions, and assisting in continuous improvement of quality procedures. The role also involves promoting a strong safety culture, participating in pre-job meetings, and ensuring that all quality-related documentation is accurate, complete, and properly maintained.