Quality Assurance & Quality Control (QA/QC) Inspector
QA/QC Inspector - Specializing in ASME Code -Vessel &Pipe
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We are a leader in U.S. Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) projects. With over 20 years in Biogas, and over 30 years’ experience as a major natural gas processing plant manufacturer and midstream operator, Morrow Renewables owns and operates 3 projects currently and is continuously targeting opportunities to develop projects for processing LFG to pipeline-grade natural gas. Morrow Renewables is capable of providing a complete solution to recover valuable methane gas for delivery into a nearby natural gas pipeline or for the production of compressed natural gas (CNG), creating numerous benefits for the landfill owner and the surrounding community. Morrow Renewables can effectively manage an RNG project from the design and construction phases through the operations phase.
We are looking to add a QAQC Inspector to our team in Mineola, TX.
Objective Summary:
Support Morrow Process Solutions’ Quality Management Program by conducting continuous inspection and verification of materials, fabrication processes, documentation, and final deliverables. Ensure all structures, equipment, and piping assemblies are built in accordance with drawings, procedures, codes, and customer specifications.
Reporting: The QA/QC Inspector will report to the QA/QC Supervisor.
Location: Mineola, TX (Full time, In-person); Standard Operations at MPS are M-F 7:00AM – 5:00PM (1 hour lunch break), the QAQC inspector position is allotted a minimum of 40 hours per week, however, the QAQC inspector must be willing and able to work 50+ hours per week as required to support production and inspection schedules.
QA/QC Inspector Position:
As the QA/QC Inspector of Morrow Process Solutions, you serve as the front line of product conformance, validating workmanship, documentation, inspections, and testing throughout fabrication. You ensure that all incoming materials, in-process assemblies, and completed equipment meet drawing, code, and procedure requirements. You maintain inspection records, sign off on controlled drawings, and participate in pressure tests, NDE validation, and paint inspections.
Responsibilities:
General Inspection & Documentation Control
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Verify that Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs) are in place and signed as items are completed.
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Confirm Welder and NDE Personnel Qualifications are current.
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Ensure gauges and measuring devices are calibrated.
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Monitor that Data Books are compiled as progress is made.
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Complete and submit all required Inspection Reports weekly.
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Complete and submit Weekly Inspection Summary Reports.
Incoming Materials Inspection
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Perform physical inspection of received materials (minimum 1% spot check).
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Conduct visual inspection for damage and verify compliance with Purchase Order.
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Perform dimensional checks (Length, Width, Thickness, ID & OD).
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Confirm MTRs match Bill of Materials requirements on drawings.
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Complete MPS Receiving Inspection Reports and obtain Vendor Receiving Inspection Reports.
In-Process Inspections
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Perform inspections per ISO for each controlled item and verify correct revision.
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Inspect fit-up for:
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Gap tolerances
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Dimensional accuracy
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Angle / degree compliance
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Flange one/two-hole orientation
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Levelness
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Sign and date drawings after inspection
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Verify proper welding:
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Confirm qualified welder and correct weld procedure
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Inspect weld appearance (undercut, porosity, cold lap, surface defects)
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Verify correct weld size, length, and weld type (Fillet, Butt, Socket)
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Confirm welder stamp is applied to each weld
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Sign and date drawings upon completion
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Validate NDE per requirements (RT, MT, PT) and ensure testing is performed.
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Witness pressure testing:
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Confirm PSI, flange rating, and drawing specifications
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Verify correct pressure application
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Sign off on Vendor Pressure Test Report
Blast & Paint Inspection
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Confirm blast profile per MPS Blast & Paint Procedure.
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Verify paint application:
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Correct product and color
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Wet and dry film thickness
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Conduct visual inspection for runs, drips, damage, or light coverage.
Packaging & Shipping
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Verify correct packaging and protection of items for shipment.
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Confirm all items on Bill of Lading are listed accurately and accounted for.
Rate of Pay: $24-$27 per hour.
