CWI INSPECTOR

POSITION TITLE: Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) JOB CODE: DIVISION: International/Offshore REPORTS TO: Foreman/Supervisor/Superintendent POSITION SUMMARY A Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) ensures quality, safety, and compliance of welding operations by inspecting welds, verifying adherence to standards, and guiding welding teams. RESPONSIBILITIES: Certified Welding Inspectors are responsible for maintaining the integrity and safety of welded structures. Their duties include: • Inspecting and evaluating the quality of welds performed by others to ensure compliance with specifications and safety standards. • Documenting inspection results, reporting findings, and recommending corrective actions or improvements. • Supervising or guiding welding teams, providing technical advice, and ensuring adherence to welding procedures. • Performing or overseeing repair work when necessary. • Coordinating with project managers, engineers, and quality assurance teams to meet project specifications. • Maintaining up-to-date knowledge of welding codes, procedures, and industry standards. • Ensuring welding equipment and tools are in proper working condition and comply with safety protocols. Required Skills and Qualifications: • Certification: CWI certification is mandatory, with additional certifications like ASNT, NDE, or AWS considered advantageous. • Experience: Proven work experience as a welding inspector or in a similar role. • Technical Knowledge: Extensive understanding of welding processes, techniques, and industry standards. • Blueprint Interpretation: Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, weld symbols, and specifications. • Analytical Skills: Problem-solving and quality assessment capabilities. • Physical Condition: Good stamina and ability to work in various environments, including outdoor and industrial settings. • Education: High school diploma or equivalent is preferred; degrees in engineering, welding technology, or construction are advantageous.

Created: 2026-03-12