Job Description

Scope

Reporting directly to the QC Lead Inspector, the Quality Control Material Receiving Inspector will engage in ensuring the conformance of incoming materials to the drawings, ITP and procedures used to produce items manufactured or sold by the company.

Specific Responsibilities and Accountabilities

Learn and understand Exchanger Industries' Quality Management System to ensure all processes and procedures are followed with regards to Quality Inspection Inspect and test all pressure vessels and structural parts for visible weld defects, correct material and grade, correct dimensions, conformance with construction drawings, and work order specifications while applying knowledge of welding principles and theory Perform and interpret/evaluate tests and test results in accordance with applicable codes, standards, specifications, or procedures Identify and understand all drawing, code, and customer requirements for received parts for accuracy and compliance
MTR Review

Check that material meets the physical and chemical requirements of the applicable edition of ASME Code, Section II, drawing, ITP, and Client material requirements Place EIL material checked stamp on each MTR, then sign, date, and (where applicable) indicate minimum thickness and, for plate material, enter the plate into the list of acceptable plate materials Respond to inquiries into material heat numbers
Inspection and Testing Program

Ensure records of material used is available in job file Scan approved MTR's into applicable job files Perform material receiving inspections to ensure that the supplied parts match the current drawing for material grade, dimensions, quantities, etc Ensure that all material is traceable back to a certified MTR by approved marking methods (stamping) Release approved materials to the shop for use Clear off materials in database to indicate materials are ready for use

Specific Accountabilities:

Material Control

When stock pipe material is used, ensure heat numbers are transferred before cutting by painting or stamping so that both pieces remain identified and that the marking on the piece to be used is not lost in fabrication When stock plate is used, verify materials meet the physical and chemical requirements of the applicable Code of Construction Plate used for pressure retaining parts shall be traceable to the original code required marking consisting of the heat number and plate identifier. Once accepted, apply the EIL material check stamp Responsible to ensure material is identified and correct at all stages of fabrication Non-conforming material is identified and immediately removed from use Work with and assist additional QC Inspectors to ensure all material documentation is accurate prior to forwarding to Document Control Inspect and ensure all materials used in the fabrication of pressure vessels and pressure piping are properly identified, marked and are consistent with the bill of materials listed on the drawing Recommend when analytical non-destructive examination (NDE) methods such as magnetic particle or liquid penetrant or ultra sound inspection methods are required to supplement visual inspection

Qualifications and Skills

Education, Skills and Experience:

Graduate from an Institute of Technology program such as welding engineering technology, with a focus on welding design and technology, and/or metallurgy 1-3+ years' experience performing inspection of pressure vessels and relevant experience within heavy manufacturing, welding, machining Demonstrated understanding and application of Canadian Welding Standards CSA B51, CSA W47.1 & W59 and ASME B31.3, Sec I, II, V, VIII & IX, TEMA, ANSI, API-660, 661 Basic knowledge of NDE inspection methods and applications Ability to pass a vision exam and a color blindness test Must have adequate, documented training to substantiate qualifications Previous Welding or Journeyman / B-Ticket welder experience would be considered an asset Must possess exceptional attention to detail Ability to read, write and understand spoken and written English Ability to write routine reports and correspondence Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions and decimals Ability to convert between different units of measure and to compute rate, ratio, and percentages Ability to organize and time-manage themselves Pro-active communication with all staff, including the shop floor Ability to confidently make decisions

Physical Demands:

Regularly required to stand, walk, sit, climb/descend stairs and bend Work within a heavy industrial welding/machining environment

Travel Requirements:

Travel will be very limited
Please note this profile has been developed with flexibility in mind and may be subject to change from time to time and/or as business needs dictate. The above information is not intended to be all-inclusive and the incumbent may be required to perform other related duties to meet the ongoing needs of the Company.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Benefits:

Casual dress Company events Dental care Disability insurance Extended health care Life insurance On-site parking Paid time off RRSP match Vision care
Work Location: In person