Conduct thorough visual inspections of welds to ensure they meet specified quality standards and codes.

Interpret engineering drawings, welding procedures, and specifications to understand inspection requirements.

Perform non-destructive testing (NDT) methods such as ultrasonic testing (UT), radiographic testing (RT), and magnetic particle testing (MT).

Verify that welding equipment is properly calibrated and maintained for accurate and reliable welding processes.

Document inspection results, prepare reports, and maintain accurate records of welding activities and findings.

Identify and report any defects or deviations from specified requirements, recommending corrective actions.

Monitor welding processes to ensure compliance with approved welding procedures and safety regulations.

Collaborate with welders, engineers, and other stakeholders to resolve welding-related issues and improve quality.

Review welder qualifications and certifications to ensure they meet the required standards for specific welding tasks.

Participate in welding procedure qualification tests to validate welding processes and techniques.

Ensure that welding consumables (e.g., electrodes, filler metals) meet specified requirements and are properly stored.

Conduct audits of welding processes and quality control systems to identify areas for improvement.

Conduct thorough visual checks of welds for defects like cracks and porosity.

Apply Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) methods such as ultrasonic and radiographic testing.

Ensure welding procedures adhere to relevant industry codes and standards.

Review welding documentation, including WPS and welder qualifications.

Verify welding procedures are followed correctly during production.

Analyze welding defects to determine root causes and corrective actions.

Prepare detailed inspection reports outlining findings and recommendations.

Communicate with welders, engineers, and project managers regarding quality issues.

Ensure inspection equipment is properly calibrated and maintained.

Witness mechanical testing of welds to verify structural integrity.

Verify base materials and filler metals meet specified requirements.

Review welding procedures to ensure compliance with industry codes and standards, such as ASME or AWS.

Conduct visual inspections of welds to identify defects like cracks, porosity, and incomplete fusion.

Perform non-destructive testing (NDT) methods, including ultrasonic testing (UT), radiographic testing (RT), and magnetic particle testing (MT).

Interpret NDT results and prepare detailed reports outlining findings and recommendations for corrective actions.

Verify the qualifications and certifications of welders to ensure they meet project requirements.

Monitor welding processes to ensure adherence to specified parameters, such as voltage, amperage, and travel speed.

Document all inspection activities, including weld maps, inspection reports, and material traceability records.

Collaborate with engineers and welders to resolve welding-related issues and improve welding techniques.

Ensure that welding equipment is properly maintained and calibrated to ensure accurate and reliable performance.

Participate in pre-weld meetings to review project specifications and address any potential welding concerns.

Witness and verify the performance of welding procedure qualification tests (WPQT) and welder qualification tests (WQT).

Maintain a thorough understanding of welding metallurgy and the effects of welding on material properties.

Enforce safety regulations and promote a safe working environment for welding personnel.

Stay updated on the latest welding codes, standards, and technologies through continuous professional development.

Provide guidance and training to welders on proper welding techniques and quality control procedures.