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Piedmont Metals of Burlington is seeking a Welding Inspector for a full-time on-site role in Burlington, NC. The position focuses on visual and dimensional inspections of welded structures, ensuring weld quality aligns with drawings, codes and company standards.
You will document results and collaborate with welders and the quality team to address nonconformities and support corrective actions. Candidates should have strong welding inspection skills, ability to read blueprints and weld symbols,
Company Description Piedmont Metals of Burlington Inc. is a leading modular frame and large-format structural steel fabricator serving clients across North America. With more than 70 years of experience and four facilities in North Carolina totaling over 250,000 square feet of production space and 15 acres of outdoor storage, the company is built to support demanding schedules and large-scale programs. Piedmont Metals offers 40,000 tons of annual fabrication capacity and employs over 200 skilled team members, specializing in high-volume modular frames, large-format structural steel skids, and complex assemblies. As an AISC Certified Fabricator, the company maintains strict quality standards from fabrication through in-house painting and insulated spray foam applications. With integrated capabilities and nationwide shipping, Piedmont Metals delivers efficient, durable, and scalable steel solutions for contractors, manufacturers, and developers.
Role Description The Welding Inspector is a full-time, on-site role based in Burlington, NC. This role is responsible for performing visual and dimensional inspections of welded structures, verifying weld quality against drawings, codes, and company standards, and documenting inspection results accurately. The Welding Inspector reviews welding procedures, checks materials and equipment for compliance, and works closely with welders, supervisors, and quality team members to address nonconformities and support corrective actions. Day-to-day tasks include conducting in-process and final inspections, participating in quality audits, maintaining inspection records, and supporting continuous improvement in welding practices and overall product quality. The role also involves promoting a safety-first culture and ensuring work adheres to regulatory and customer requirements.
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