Weld Inspector

Job Highlights

Company Profile

Johnson Controls designs fire, HVAC, and security systems, supporting sustainability across healthcare, education, data centers, and manufacturing industries globally.

Job Profile

The company is searching for a Weld Inspector who will identify, check, measure, inspect complete units, any fabricated or machined piece, component, or parts of a unit in various stages of sub-assembly.

Education Level

• High School Diploma or GED

Work Experience

• Experience welding while adhering to code standards.
• Experience welding exotic materials.
• Rigging and overhead crane operation experience.
• Technical or Vocational Welding Schooling, or equivalent welding experience.

Duties/Responsibilities

• Check welds, fit up, gaps, alignment, offsets, welder certification, leaks, dirt, cracks, dryness, cleanliness, appearance
• Identify, prepare data plate, investigate problems, follow non-conforming material disposition procedures, make calculations, and provide recommendations
• Maintain inspection records.
• Monitor, check hydrostatic, strain, underwater, refrigerant tests, and verify flame-out test.
• Perform corrosive coating, mass spectrometer, and tube expansion tests as required
• Work on the floor, guarded platform, ladders, or at the welding table.
• Working with isometric drawings, digital 3D models, operational method sheets, welding symbols, and code specifications.

Skills/Knowledge/Abilities

• Ability to perform continuous physical work, including moving heavy-weight materials, handling chain falls, structural shapes, and working in strenuous positions.
• Follow work instructions and procedures to ensure compliance with the policy when they apply to your job responsibilities.
• Know and follow emergency and evacuation procedures.
• Qualify in and perform the following non-destructive examination procedures: magnetic particle (dry MT), PT and water wash PT, and ultrasonic tests.
• Use related inspection tooling and gauges, test equipment, and appropriate material handling equipment.
• Ability to use Weld Gauges, including Fillet Gauges and V-Wac Gauges.
• Knowledge of Military Code Requirements.

Work Environment

• Exposure to heat, fumes, and noise
• Inspect welds in tight or high spaces
• May work long or irregular hours
• Wear protective gear daily
• Work in construction or industrial sites

Benefits/Perks

• Eligible for benefits on the first day of employment

Employer’s Statement

Johnson Controls is an Equal Opportunity Employer.