Quality Inspector C

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Scope of Responsibility: The role is responsible for performing routine visual, dimensional, and receiving inspections of fabricated steel components, incoming hardware, and purchased weldments to verify conformance with approved drawings, specifications, and established quality standards.

Essential Duties: Visual and dimensional inspection · Inspect poles, base plates, flanges, brackets, attachments, and other fabricated components for visible workmanship defects.

· Identify visible weld discontinuities such as cracks, undercut, porosity, overlap, and unacceptable weld profiles; refer questionable indications for review.

· Measure dimensions, hole locations, and component configurations using tapes, calipers, squares, and gauges.

· Verify product identification and basic drawing requirements; report discrepancies.

Receiving inspection -- incoming hardware and weldments · Inspect incoming hardware, purchased components, and outsourced weldments against approved drawings, purchase orders, and applicable specifications.

· Visually inspect received welded assemblies for weld quality, workmanship, damage, and other conditions affecting conformance.

· Verify dimensions, hole patterns, component configurations, and critical features against engineering drawings.

· Check bolts, nuts, washers, brackets, and other hardware for correct identification, size, quantity, condition, and specified requirements.

· Review required supplier certifications, inspection records, and material identification or traceability documents for completeness.

· Document inspection results and identify, segregate, and report nonconforming incoming materials to prevent unintended production use.

· Confirm completion of required receiving checks before material is released through the authorized process.

Documentation and compliance · Confirm completion of required receiving checks before material is released through the authorized process.

· Complete inspection checklists and quality records accurately.

· Follow approved work instructions, inspection criteria, and equipment calibration requirements.

· Escalate complex findings to experienced inspectors or Quality leadershi...