Johnson Thermal Systems Inc.
Certified Welding Inspector - Quality
Johnson Thermal Systems Inc., Nampa, Idaho, United States, 83687
Overview
The Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) – Quality is responsible for ensuring welded products meet applicable welding codes, engineering requirements, customer specifications, and internal quality standards across internal manufacturing operations and approved third-party suppliers. This role provides independent inspection authority to prevent defects, reduce risk, and ensure compliance throughout the supply base. Accountabilities
Perform
fit-up, in-process, and final inspections
of welded assemblies Verify compliance with
engineering drawings, welding symbols, WPSs, and applicable codes Monitor welding activities to ensure adherence to approved procedures Exercise authority to
accept or reject welded work
based on defined requirements. Conduct
off-site welding inspections
at approved third-party vendors and subcontractors Verify supplier compliance with:
Approved WPSs and welder qualifications Applicable codes (e.g.,
AWS D1.1 , ASME, customer specs) Contractual and quality requirements Review supplier welding documentation, inspection records, and traceability Document findings and communicate quality issues to internal stakeholders Support supplier corrective actions and follow-up inspections as required Review and maintain
WPS, PQR, and welder qualification records Ensure weld traceability and documentation meet internal and customer requirements Complete inspection reports, weld records, and supplier inspection documentation Initiate and manage
nonconformance reports (NCRs)
and corrective actions Support
ISO 9001 , customer, and third-party audits related to welding quality Coordinate or review
NDT activities
(MT, PT, UT, RT) performed internally or by suppliers Interface with Engineering, Production, Supply Chain, and Quality teams Provide inspection data and trends to support
root cause analysis and continuous improvement Maintain independence from production and supplier schedule pressure Attributes
Safety First:
Uphold the highest safety standards in all inspections. Have Humanity:
Approach inspections with respect and professionalism, supporting welders and teams. Be Transparent:
Deliver accurate, unbiased inspection results with clear documentation and open communication. Drive Innovation:
Embrace new inspection methods, technologies, and continuous improvement practices. Be Resilient:
Remain focused and dependable under pressure, adapting to changing jobsite conditions. Always Reliable:
Consistently perform thorough, code-compliant inspections and follow through on reporting. Grit:
Demonstrate persistence, attention to detail, and accountability. Required Knowledge/Experience
Active AWS Certified Welding Inspector (CWI)
in good standing 5+ years
of welding inspection experience in
manufacturing or fabrication Experience inspecting welded products at
external suppliers or subcontractors Working knowledge of welding processes (GMAW, FCAW, GTAW, SMAW) Strong understanding of
AWS D1.1
(or other applicable manufacturing codes) Ability to read and interpret
engineering drawings and welding symbols Strong written documentation and professional communication skills Ability to pass a background check and drug screening Strong technical judgment and attention to detail Ability to enforce quality standards with internal teams and suppliers Professional communication and conflict resolution skills Strong documentation, organization, and follow-up capability Ethical decision-making and commitment to safety and compliance Preferred
Experience supporting
supplier quality or supplier audits Familiarity with
ASME Section IX
and customer-specific specifications Experience in
ISO 9001
or similar quality management systems Exposure to
lean manufacturing or continuous improvement Additional certifications (AMPP/NACE, ASNT Level II, API – as applicable)
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The Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) – Quality is responsible for ensuring welded products meet applicable welding codes, engineering requirements, customer specifications, and internal quality standards across internal manufacturing operations and approved third-party suppliers. This role provides independent inspection authority to prevent defects, reduce risk, and ensure compliance throughout the supply base. Accountabilities
Perform
fit-up, in-process, and final inspections
of welded assemblies Verify compliance with
engineering drawings, welding symbols, WPSs, and applicable codes Monitor welding activities to ensure adherence to approved procedures Exercise authority to
accept or reject welded work
based on defined requirements. Conduct
off-site welding inspections
at approved third-party vendors and subcontractors Verify supplier compliance with:
Approved WPSs and welder qualifications Applicable codes (e.g.,
AWS D1.1 , ASME, customer specs) Contractual and quality requirements Review supplier welding documentation, inspection records, and traceability Document findings and communicate quality issues to internal stakeholders Support supplier corrective actions and follow-up inspections as required Review and maintain
WPS, PQR, and welder qualification records Ensure weld traceability and documentation meet internal and customer requirements Complete inspection reports, weld records, and supplier inspection documentation Initiate and manage
nonconformance reports (NCRs)
and corrective actions Support
ISO 9001 , customer, and third-party audits related to welding quality Coordinate or review
NDT activities
(MT, PT, UT, RT) performed internally or by suppliers Interface with Engineering, Production, Supply Chain, and Quality teams Provide inspection data and trends to support
root cause analysis and continuous improvement Maintain independence from production and supplier schedule pressure Attributes
Safety First:
Uphold the highest safety standards in all inspections. Have Humanity:
Approach inspections with respect and professionalism, supporting welders and teams. Be Transparent:
Deliver accurate, unbiased inspection results with clear documentation and open communication. Drive Innovation:
Embrace new inspection methods, technologies, and continuous improvement practices. Be Resilient:
Remain focused and dependable under pressure, adapting to changing jobsite conditions. Always Reliable:
Consistently perform thorough, code-compliant inspections and follow through on reporting. Grit:
Demonstrate persistence, attention to detail, and accountability. Required Knowledge/Experience
Active AWS Certified Welding Inspector (CWI)
in good standing 5+ years
of welding inspection experience in
manufacturing or fabrication Experience inspecting welded products at
external suppliers or subcontractors Working knowledge of welding processes (GMAW, FCAW, GTAW, SMAW) Strong understanding of
AWS D1.1
(or other applicable manufacturing codes) Ability to read and interpret
engineering drawings and welding symbols Strong written documentation and professional communication skills Ability to pass a background check and drug screening Strong technical judgment and attention to detail Ability to enforce quality standards with internal teams and suppliers Professional communication and conflict resolution skills Strong documentation, organization, and follow-up capability Ethical decision-making and commitment to safety and compliance Preferred
Experience supporting
supplier quality or supplier audits Familiarity with
ASME Section IX
and customer-specific specifications Experience in
ISO 9001
or similar quality management systems Exposure to
lean manufacturing or continuous improvement Additional certifications (AMPP/NACE, ASNT Level II, API – as applicable)
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