3 testing inspection jobs found in Mobile, AL

Position Summary: Austal USA, located in Mobile, AL, is looking for a dedicated Accuracy Control Inspector II to engage in shipbuilding accuracy determination using survey instruments. This role involves monitoring and verifying dimensional quality during fabrication and assembly, ensuring minimization of rework, performing measurement surveys, and supporting product compliance. The ideal candidate brings strong mathematical skills, leadership qualities, and familiarity with engineering software. Key Responsibilities: Determine the accuracy of shipbuilding using alignment fundamentals and survey instruments. Monitor and verify dimensional quality during fabrication, assembly, and final stages. Perform measurement surveys using advanced electronic tools to support product compliance. Mentor and lead projects to improve overall production quality. Qualifications / Knowledge / Experience: Minimum of 2 years of experience with industrial measurement...

Position Summary: Austal USA in Mobile, AL is hiring a Quality Inspector I. This individual will be responsible for performing in-process quality assessments during vessel construction using Visual Testing (VT) and other non-destructive testing methods. The inspector's role includes providing guidance to production employees and for workmanship corrections required, documenting, accepting, or rejecting work based on contract criteria, and mentoring other inspectors. Key Responsibilities: Perform visual and other non-destructive testing (NDT) inspections during vessel construction. Provide guidance for workmanship corrections and consult with Class Surveyors or Customer Representatives as necessary. Document inspection results and work with production to address potential problems. Mentor and train other inspectors to obtain NDT certification. Qualifications: High school diploma/GED. Minimum six months of experience as a Quality Trades Support...

Position Summary: Austal USA in Mobile, AL is seeking a Quality Inspector II. The role involves performing in-process quality assessments of vessel construction, conducting compliance audits, and utilizing non-destructive testing (NDT) methods to ensure that shipboard or industrial piping systems are leak-free, structurally sound, and ready for final QA inspection. Key Responsibilities: Conduct in-process quality assessments utilizing NDT inspection methods like VT, PT, and MT. Consult with Class Surveyors/Customers during external inspections. Provide guidance for workmanship corrections required. Document, accept, or reject workmanship based on contract acceptance criteria. Mentor and provide on-the-job training (OJT) for NDT certification of other Inspectors. Implement and maintain vessel-specific inspection plans and requirements. Audit the Quality Management System in accordance with ISO 9001:2015. Support domestic travel to address company...