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Oil States Industries, Inc. seeks an Inspector I to support quality control for receipt, in-process and finished goods inspection. You will identify, record, evaluate and propose solutions to quality problems, using calipers and micrometers and reading engineering drawings.
Responsibilities include inspecting parts and materials, completing documentation, and transferring records electronically. The role requires good communication skills, basic computer literacy, and a commitment to safety and
For over 80 years, Oil States has been a highly respected technology and solutions pioneer manufacturing diverse products for offshore platforms, subsea pipelines, defense, and general industrial applications worldwide.
Oil States recognizes that our diverse workforce is our greatest asset. We offer a competitive compensation package, including paid time off as well as health insurance eligibility on the first day of employment. Paid time off includes vacation, holiday and sick time. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, 401k, life insurance, long and short-term disability, and flexible spending accounts. When we contribute to the company’s success, we all win.
In our organization, the Inspector I has a critical and challenging role in helping achieve innovation and meeting our commitments.
Under supervisory provide quality control support for receipt, in-process, and finished goods inspection. Identifies, records, evaluates and recommends solutions to quality problems.
By contractual requirements this position requires that all persons establish proof of US Citizenship. Dual Citizenship (US citizenship and citizenship of some other country) cannot be accepted. You will be required to provide original or certified copies of documents establishing your citizenship prior to consideration for this position.
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