Visual Inspector - Piping $28hr Position overview The inspector documents objective results, communicates nonconformances promptly, and supports safe, orderly progress through inspection and turnover. All work is performed within the inspector's qualification scope. Key responsibilities Inspect piping welds, base materials, fit-up, surface condition, joint preparation, and completed weld profiles at the stages required by the inspection plan. Check work against approved isometrics, fabrication drawings, weld maps, specifications, inspection and test plans, and project acceptance criteria. Where assigned, confirm identification, material traceability, heat or lot numbers, weld numbers, welder identification, and other required records. Use appropriate measuring tools and visual inspection aids, keep them serviceable, and confirm calibration status when the procedure requires it. Identify, record, and communicate rejectable conditions or documentation gaps; support nonconformance reporting and reinspection after corrective work. Coordinate with quality, supervision, fabrication, and client representatives; never release work beyond delegated authority. Complete clear, timely inspection reports and keep traceable records in the approved project system or forms. Follow site safety rules, permits, PPE requirements, housekeeping, and stop-work expectations; protect inspected work from damage or unauthorized alteration. Qualifications and credentials Visual Testing Level II (VT Level II) - Required (minimum) Liquid Penetrant Testing Level II (PT Level II) - Preferred Candidates should also have: Working knowledge of piping fabrication or construction practices, weld terminology, visual examination methods, and common weld discontinuities. A high school diploma or equivalent (preferred); relevant inspection training and field experience may substitute for formal education. Work environment and physical requirements The inspector must be able to wear required PPE and safely reach inspection locations. Reasonable accommodations may be made where applicable. Performance expectations Inspection decisions are based on approved project documents and acceptance criteria. The inspector is expected to maintain qualification status, protect the independence and accuracy of inspection records, raise concerns promptly, and complete assigned documentation before turnover deadlines.