Quality Control Inspector (1 P. M.– 9 P. M.) Monday-Friday - Job Posting - Responsibilities & Safety Requirements

Sep 13, 2026

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Quality Control Inspector role covering 1 P.M.–9 P.M., Monday to Friday, reporting to the Quality Control Manager and coordinating across production, engineering, purchasing, safety, vendors, delivery drivers, and customers. Responsibilities include inspecting incoming materials, reading drawings and radiographs, assisting MTR review and completion, performing PMI, verifying MTR compliance with ASME Section II, handling nonconforming material, supporting material staging, and documenting shipping with photos. The position also includes assisting code audits and maintaining safe, clean work areas per company standards.

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Key Responsibilities and Expected Results

Quality Control Inspection

MTRs and Partial Data

Acceptable and Non-Conforming Material

Shipping Unit Witnessing and Documentation

Person Specification

Education and Experience

Knowledge and Skills

Safety Requirements

Job Posting Quality Control Inspector (1 P. M.– 9 P. M.) Monday-Friday Main Objective: The Quality Control (QC) Inspector is responsible for ensuring materials are received in compliance with the SHECO QA manual and deliverables are being built in compliance with ASME, TEMA, SHECO and customer quality standards. Reports to: Quality Control Manager Relationships to: Internally-Production, Engineering, Purchasing, Safety Externally – Vendors, Delivery Drivers, Customers Key Responsibilities and Expected Results – - Quality Control Inspection - Read and interpret engineering drawings and radiographs - Assist in Material Test Report (MTR) review and filling - Perform PMI on incoming materials and generate reports as necessary - Assist in preparing name plates - Provide assistance during Code Audits, assist Authorized Inspectors and customer inspectors as needed - Other responsibilities per QC Job description - MTR’s - Check MTR’s to make sure they meet the requirements of ASME Sec II. - Stamp MTR’s when approved with the Job \#, Mark \#, Initials, Date, and Number of pages. - Scan and save the MTRs to the Job Data File. - Upload and Approve the MTR’s on SHECO Data. - Partial Data(s) - Verify all partial data reports that come in with all welded parts from sub-vendors. - Verify all applicable x-ray where completed and reader sheets received - Scan and upload all partial data packages to the Job Data File - Acceptable Material - If material is correct and the MTR is approved Mark the Job \# and Mark \# on the part. - Kit parts per Job, and stage in the kit areas. - Non-Conforming Material - Notify Quality Manager of all non-conformances, damaged material or discrepancies - Put all non-conforming material in the Non-Conformance holding are. - Assist production with material handling duties including but not limited to bringing material into the shop, moving material between the different shops loading and unloading trucks. - Witness all the shipping of units. - Make sure the unit is loaded safely onto the truck or trailer, - The load is centered and secured correctly, - All ship loose is sent with the load. - Take pictures of the unit and ship loose on the truck, Upload pictures to the Job Data File. 6/8/2023, Revision 3 - Respectfully maintain effective working relations with co-workers at all times (including but not limited to daily effective communication, teamwork and information sharing) . - Complete work in a safe, productive, and efficient manner - Maintain clean and safe work areas - Participate in company sponsored programs and initiatives including but not limited to QS, 5S, Production Boards, Continuous Improvement Team, Safety, etc. - Notify supervision of any Un-safe conditions - Support and follow all rules, procedures and daily standard work as defined by the company - Good Attendance is essential - Ability, knowledge and skills to operate shop machinery and equipment per standards - Complete other projects or tasks assigned by the Quality Control Manager The foregoing is an outline of your key responsibilities and expected results. Due to changing circumstances and Worldwide Exchangers desire to constantly improve systems and processes, you may be required to work and perform other duties such as but not limited to working with shop tools and equipment that is deemed to be within your capacity. PERSON SPECIFICATION Education Required High School Diploma or Equivalent Experience • 3-5 years’ experience in ASME Code Fabrication • Welding experience preferred • Highly motivated, results oriented • Ability to Multitask • Computer Skills required o Send/Receive Emails o Scan and upload documents o Take and Upload pictures o Use of Microsoft Office Suite, Word, Excel, OneNote, SharePoint, OneDrive Knowledge & Skills • Basic understanding of heat exchanger terminology • Basic understanding of ASME Co

FAQs

What is the main objective of the Quality Control Inspector role?

Ensure received materials comply with the SHECO QA manual and ensure deliverables are built to ASME, TEMA, SHECO, and customer quality standards.

What materials documentation tasks are required for MTRs and partial data?

Check MTRs against ASME requirements, stamp approved MTRs with job details, scan/upload them to the Job Data File, and upload/approve on SHECO Data. Verify and upload partial data packages with welded parts and x-ray documentation.

How does the role handle non-conforming materials and safety compliance?

Notify the Quality Manager of nonconformances, damaged material, or discrepancies and place non-conforming items in the Non-Conformance holding area. Maintain clean, safe work areas and follow company safety rules, including required PPE and safe working procedures.

Sep 13, 2026

Uploaded by Jiven