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API Heat Transfer is looking for people who enjoy being part of transformation. We have a new mission, new leaders, and are accelerating our path to Lean Cultural Change. Our Operations Team is on the way to becoming a Lean Management powerhouse! If you like to fix things, and want to be part of a new API, we'd love to talk to you about our Quality Inspector position!
What We Offer You:
What Can Our Location Offer You:
What You Will Do:
a. Review contract documents for applicable requirements, prepare TCR/Contract requirement list.
b. Inspect/witness hydro testing of ASME units.
c. Prepare/sign data reports (U-1’s, U-2’s) for ASME vessels.
d. Inspect oxygen cleaning as required.
e. Prepare/enter rejection reports as required.
f. Review conflicts/problems with Engineering, Sales, Purchasing, etc. as applicable.
g. Organize and file shipped contract folders.
h. Calibrate measuring/test equipment.
i. Work with customer inspectors as required.
j. Prepare folder for AI review.
k. Process MTRS and document packages.
l. Inspect alignment and dimensional accuracy of components, prior to welding.
m. Verify/document trace code markings of materials used in construction.
n. Monitor and document welder performance testing and verify qualifications and stamping of welds.
o. Inspect parts for final release in the grind shop.
p. Complete the Welders’ continuity log bi-monthly and forward to Team Leader/Quality Manager
What You Will Bring:
Full Time
$50k-64k (estimate)
02/15/2024
05/10/2024
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They ensure all products and services pass the quality assurance test.
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