Evening Quality Inspector – 2nd Shift, CWI Preferred

Veritas Steel LLC; Town of Wausau (WI); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Veritas Steel LLC is seeking a quality control inspector for second shift to oversee welding and fabrication operations and ensure compliance with welding codes and specifications. The role requires coordination with DOT Inspectors and QC hold points, visual and dimensional inspections, and monitoring welder qualifications.

Candidates must read Welding codes, maintain accurate logs, and use Total Station as needed to ensure precise lay downs and assemblies, while fostering safety and quality

Qualifications

• CWI Certification required.
• NACE or BCI Certification desired.
• Organized and precise in maintaining diary and reports.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate between Veritas Steel Production and DOT Inspectors to ensure DOT witnessing of production operations and QC hold points are being completed.
• Perform visual inspection of material as required.
• Perform layout checks as needed.
• Perform rotational capacity tests on bolts prior to use in shop.
• Work with outside inspectors to resolve quality issues on the floor.
• Monitor welder qualification tests.
• Monitor and record welding parameters to insure compliance to approved WPS.
• Be able to read and understand the Welding code and Specifications.
• Perform Dimensional checks on lay downs and shop assemblies. Use Total Station as needed.
• Develop improvements in the quality control process to facilitate flow of work through shop.

Skills

Communication

Detail oriented

Team coordination

Safety awareness

Time management

Education

CWI Certification

NACE/BCI Certification

Tools

Total Station

Job description

Veritas Steel LLC is seeking a quality control inspector for second shift to oversee welding and fabrication operations and ensure compliance with welding codes and specifications. The role requires coordination with DOT Inspectors and QC hold points, visual and dimensional inspections, and monitoring welder qualifications.

Candidates must read Welding codes, maintain accurate logs, and use Total Station as needed to ensure precise lay downs and assemblies, while fostering safety and quality