CWI Welding Inspector

Position Summary:     

The Welding Inspector is responsible for assuring the proper welding and radio-graphic procedures are qualified and utilized.  The Welding Inspector is also responsible for ensuring the radiographers are certified, welders are qualified, and sound welds are produced.

Key Responsibilities

• Performs work in accordance with the appropriate Company specifications and approved construction drawings.
• Verifies all materials used in the installation are in compliance with Company requirements.
• Assures welding procedure is established and each welder is qualified for performing such work.
• Observes the X-ray procedure (including developing and handling) being used to assure it is appropriate for the applications and the procedure is producing acceptable radio-graphs.
• Observes welding technique and radio-graphic procedure to assure proper procedures are being followed.
• Assures repairs are made in accordance with all appropriate codes and Company specifications.
• Assures all welding materials used are in accordance with Company Welding Procedure, and have been stored according to manufacturer’s specifications.

Other Duties and Responsibilities of the Job:

• Assures the Radiographer’s certifications are current and in accordance with SNT-TC-1A.
• Coordinates radio-graphic crew’s activities with those of the contractor.
• Appraises performance and accuracy of the contractor’s crew.
• Determines equipment and tools to be used for the project.
• Assures any design changes or material substitutions are approved by company executives.
• Performs all other duties assigned.

Competencies:

To perform the job successfully, an individual should demonstrate the following competencies to perform the essential functions of this position.

• Oral communication — the individual speaks clearly and persuasively in positive or negative situations. 
• Delegation — the individual delegates work assignments, gives authority to work independently, sets expectations and monitors delegated activities.
• Leadership — the individual inspires and motivates others to perform well and accepts feedback from others.
• Safety and security—the individual observes safety and security procedures and uses equipment and materials properly.
• Quality management — the individual looks for ways to improve and promote quality and demonstrates accuracy and thoroughness. 

Experience & Education Requirements:

• Minimum Experience Requirement – two (2) years general pipeline experience with emphasis in welding or pipeline construction methods.
• Minimum Education Requirements – High school degree or equivalent is required.
• Possesses special knowledge of radio-graphic inspection of groove and fillet welds.
• Knowledge of safety requirements applicable to welding as set forth in the OSHA Construction Industry Standards.
• Knowledge of Qualified Welding procedures.
• Inspector should be familiar with Department of Transportation (D.O.T.) rules and regulations.
• Minimum Education Requirement – High school diploma or GED required.

Physical Requirements:

• Frequent use of analytical skills for assessing and evaluating.
• Frequent concentration for prolonged periods of time to carry out inspection activities. 
• Frequent evaluation of welds and pictures to determine quality.
• Frequent movement around project site and on uneven terrain.
• Occasional squatting/stooping to inspect work. 
• Occasional lifting and the ability to carry up to thirty (30) pounds. If object is over thirty (30) pounds, individual is required to request assistance while lifting.
• Frequent use of transportation to travel to the work site. 
• Frequents use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to safely execute the job.