Railcar Quality Assurance Inspector: NDT & Compliance

Utlx Manufacturing Incorporated; Marion (OH); Sur place; USD 57 000 - 70 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Medical, dental, vision

401k matching

Paid time off

Résumé du poste

Marmon Holdings is hiring a Quality Assurance Inspector in Marion, OH. The role conducts in-process and nondestructive testing of railcars, ensuring documentation meets U.S./Canadian regulations, AAR/MSRP standards, DOT/TC requirements, and internal procedures.

The inspector stops work when needed, maintains accurate records, coordinates with railroads and internal teams, and supports quality initiatives in a demanding industrial setting.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Minimum of 3–5 years of railcar repair or manufacturing experience.
• Ability to gain NDT Visual Testing (VT) Level II Certification per industry standards.

Responsabilités

• Perform visual, dimensional, mechanical, and regulatory inspections of railcars and components.
• Report all nonconforming conditions using forms, checklists and nonconformance system.
• Maintain complete inspection records and release final car file for interchange.
• Review shop-floor documentation for completeness, accuracy, and regulatory compliance.
• Identify repairs and assign responsibility per policies, pricing matrices, and profitability guidelines.
• Conduct audits to ensure production aligns with applicable standards and requirements.

Connaissances

Communication

Electronic systems

AAR/FRA regulations

Mechanical aptitude

Reading drawings/regulations

Visual acuity

Formation

High school diploma or equivalent

NDT VT Level II Certification (certification)

Outils

AAR Rule 1 gauges

Test equipment

Weld inspection tools

Dimensional inspection tools

Description du poste

Marmon Holdings is hiring a Quality Assurance Inspector in Marion, OH. The role conducts in-process and nondestructive testing of railcars, ensuring documentation meets U.S./Canadian regulations, AAR/MSRP standards, DOT/TC requirements, and internal procedures.

The inspector stops work when needed, maintains accurate records, coordinates with railroads and internal teams, and supports quality initiatives in a demanding industrial setting.