Quality Control Supervisor - Steel Fabrication

Quality Control Supervisor Steel Fabrication
Location: TBD
Pay: $80,000 - $110,000/year DOE
Schedule: TBD
Who We Are:
We are a leading steel fabrication company specializing in high-profile projects across multiple sectors, including bridge construction, stadium and arena developments, transportation infrastructure, healthcare facilities, and large-scale commercial projects. Our commitment to precision, safety, and excellence has earned us a reputation as a trusted partner in the industry.
What Youll Do:
As the Quality Control Supervisor, youll oversee all aspects of quality assurance and quality control within our steel fabrication operations. Your focus will be ensuring that all fabricated steel products meet project specifications, industry standards, and customer expectations for safety, performance, and compliance.
Key Responsibilities: 1. Inspection Oversight

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  Supervise all daily inspections, including Visual Testing (VT), Magnetic Particle Testing (MT), Radiographic Testing (RT), and Ultrasonic Testing (UT).
  
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  Verify inspections conform to AWS codes, project specifications, and inspection plans.
  
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  Support inspectors with real-time problem-solving and decision-making in the shop.
  

2. QC Team Leadership

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  Lead and mentor the QC inspection team, providing technical direction and training.
  
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  Conduct toolbox talks on topics such as documentation, weld acceptance criteria, and NCR handling.
  
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  Coordinate with production teams to support fabrication and resolve quality issues efficiently.
  

3. Welder and Procedure Qualification Oversight

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  Maintain welder continuity logs and confirm qualifications per AWS D1.5 and D1.1 codes.
  
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  Verify production processes adhere to approved Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS) and Procedure Qualification Records (PQRs).
  

4. NCR Identification & Reporting

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  Identify and document Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs), maintain logs, and submit them to the QA Manager for review.
  
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  Assist the QA team in developing corrective and preventive actions, though not responsible for determining final disposition.
  

5. Recordkeeping & Documentation

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  Maintain organized QC records for submission to the QA Manager.
  
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  Create inspection logs and trackers for ongoing fabrication activities, NCRs, and UT rejects for quarterly reviews.
  
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  Assist in drafting Requests for Information (RFIs) related to inspection or weld issues.
  

6. Material Verification

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  Confirm material traceability markings (heat number, PO#, job number, grade, size) per receiving and fabrication procedures.
  

7. Calibration Oversight

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  Maintain calibration logs for all inspection tools, gauges, and welding equipment.
  
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  Ensure all inspection tools are calibrated per schedule and records are documented accordingly.
  

8. Audit & Compliance

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  Participate in internal and external audits (AISC, DOT, and third-party).
  
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  Conduct internal QC audits to verify adherence to QA/QC processes and customer requirements.
  

9. Communication & Coordination

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  Serve as a liaison between QC, production, QA, and third-party/DOT inspectors.
  
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  Coordinate hold points and daily walkthroughs as outlined in project inspection plans.
  
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  Escalate significant findings to the QA Manager for appropriate action.
  
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  Review and interpret project specifications, drawings, and contract requirements for diverse projects such as bridges, stadiums, transportation systems, healthcare facilities, and commercial buildings.
  
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  Develop and implement quality control procedures and inspection plans tailored to specific project requirements.
  
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  Conduct weld inspections, dimensional checks, and non-destructive testing (NDT) processes as required.
  
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  Prepare, maintain, and review documentation for quality records, reports, and compliance certifications.
  
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  Interface with clients, third-party inspectors, and regulatory agencies to support project compliance and successful audits.
  
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  Promote a culture of continuous improvement and maintain awareness of industry trends, codes, and standards.
  

Whats In It for You:

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  Competitive salary and benefits package.
  
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  Opportunities to work on landmark projects with industry leaders.
  
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  A collaborative and innovative work environment.
  
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  Career growth potential with a company committed to excellence and employee development.
  

What You Need to Have:

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  Minimum 5 years of structural steel QC experience, with at least 2 years in a leadership or supervisory capacity.
  
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  Strong knowledge of AWS D1.5, D1.1, D1.8, AISC 207, ASTM, and DOT specifications.
  
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  Active Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) certification.
  
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  MT/UT Level II certification and experience coordinating Radiographic Testing (RT).
  
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  Familiarity with NCR/CAR systems, weld tracking, and ITP/QCP workflows.
  
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  Proficiency in blueprint reading, weld symbols, and inspection documentation.
  
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  Ability to lead field inspections and coordinate with state and federal agencies.
  
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  Experience with projects in sectors such as bridges, stadiums/arenas, transportation, healthcare, and commercial construction.
  
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  Excellent communication skills for interfacing with clients, inspectors, and internal teams.
  
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  Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
  
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  Proficiency in preparing and maintaining detailed reports and quality documentation.
  
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  Ability to work in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment.
  
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  Commitment to safety and quality in all aspects of work.
  

Preferred:

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  Familiarity with ODOT, Caltrans, or WSDOT project workflows.
  
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  Experience with digital or Excel-based QA tracking tools.
  
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  Exposure to coating inspection and SSPC standards is a plus.
  
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  Previous leadership or supervisory experience.
  
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  Exposure to Lean Manufacturing or continuous improvement methodologies.
  

Next Steps:
If you are interested submit your resume and/or call Kacie at ... or Ricky at ...!