Welding Quality Inspector — 6-Week Training + Benefits

oshkoshcorporation; Murfreesboro (TN); On-site; USD 60,614,000 - 71,635,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Weekly pay

Benefits package

401k with company match

Tuition reimbursement

Paid holidays

Paid time off (PTO)

Stock purchase program

Discount programs

Job summary

Oshkosh Vocational Tennessee is seeking a Quality Inspector to ensure parts meet design intent and customer expectations, with testing and documentation per procedures. The role requires interpreting blueprints, using inspection tools, and reporting nonconformance during startup and production.

You will verify welds, calibrate tools, and communicate quality updates to engineering and management. Training, weekly pay, and a strong People First culture accompany the position.

Qualifications

• Six months of applicable position experience or an evaluated equivalent.
• Ability to read blueprints with GDT tolerancing.
• Experience using Coordinate Measurement Systems and 3-D Scanners.
• Experience with Microsoft Office (PowerPoint, Word, Excel).
• Welding knowledge and awareness of AWT.

Responsibilities

• Navigate department system programs to report on process quality (MDS, QMS, JDE).
• Interpret prints and schematics including GDT; verify with hand tools.
• Assess paint quality via ABC method and related inspection tools.
• Ensure items meet engineering and QC specs through all manufacturing stages.
• Perform basic weld inspection using gauges and penetrants.
• Ensure tools are calibrated and compliant with QMS and report nonconformances.
• Collaborate with supervision and production to provide quality updates.

Skills

Quality inspection

Blueprint reading

GDT tolerancing

Measuring tools

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

Coordinate Measurement Systems

3-D Scanners

Job description

Oshkosh Vocational Tennessee is seeking a Quality Inspector to ensure parts meet design intent and customer expectations, with testing and documentation per procedures. The role requires interpreting blueprints, using inspection tools, and reporting nonconformance during startup and production.

You will verify welds, calibrate tools, and communicate quality updates to engineering and management. Training, weekly pay, and a strong People First culture accompany the position.