Wagstaff manufactures equipment for aluminum producers, who process formed aluminum into parts and products you use every day. As an employee of Wagstaff, you’ll enjoy: Paid non-working holidays Monthly, site-wide BBQs Up to 8% retirement contribution Annual bonus program 1200 Sqft onsite gym, accessible 24/hrs a day Family-friendly, company-wide events Pay: $27 - $37 per hour, depending on experience
Schedule:
Monday - Thursday, 10 hours, 5:00 am - 3:30 pm Sign On Bonus: $5,000 To view our full benefits summary, please visit https://www.wagstaff.com/Wagstaff/Careers.htm Want to learn more about Wagstaff AT? Visit https://www.WagstaffAT.com
Job Summary
As a Welding Inspector on Wagstaff’s Quality Assurance team, you will help uphold standards for precision, safety, and product quality. If you have weld and NDE inspection experience and want to grow in a hands-on manufacturing environment, we invite you to join our team. In this role, you will use inspection tools, technical knowledge, and sound judgment to support project success, communicate effectively with internal and external partners, and contribute to problem-solving and continuous improvement.
Primary Job Responsibilities Inspect in-process and finished weldments, parts, materials, and processes for quality and compliance. Perform MT, VT, PT, and dimensional inspections using required tools. Audit welder performance for compliance with requirements. Communicate quality issues to co-workers and management. Maintain and distribute quality reports and data in paper and electronic formats. Use ERP and QMS systems to process quality information.
Follow company policies. Support cross-training as needed. Assist with specialized inspections. Work overtime as needed to meet business objectives. Support problem-solving, continuous improvement, Corrective Action, Non-Conformance, and internal audit processes. Perform other duties as assigned.
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This company is involved in fabrication and repair of equipment through cutting, burning, and welding/heating various metals. They adhere to technical documentation and welding procedures.