Shop Quality Control Inspector

Saskatoon, SK
On-site
Posted Oct 15, 2026
1 position

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Entry, Junior · 0+ years
Minimum education: Professional degree
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week

Job summary

Oversee quality assurance and control for pressure piping and structural welded assemblies, including reviewing procedures and drawings, monitoring welding, and conducting fit-up, in-process, and final inspections. Document inspection results and traceability, address nonconformances, verify materials and equipment, and coordinate with clients, third-party inspectors, and regulators to ensure code and contract compliance.

Job details

About this Career Opportunity Black & McDonald’s Saskatchewan team is growing! If you are a committed and collaborative professional looking to contribute to a hard-working, innovative team, this opportunity is for you Reporting to the Quality Control Manager, the QA/QC Inspector is responsible for ensuring the highest standards of quality control and assurance in a high-paced pipe fabrication and CWB-certified welding shop located in Saskatoon, SK. The Inspector will play a key role in implementing and monitoring quality programs, conducting inspections, and ensuring all work aligns with applicable codes, client specifications, and internal standards. This position focuses exclusively on quality assurance and control in pressure piping and structural/welded assemblies, ensuring full compliance with CSA, ASME, and CWB standards. In addition, organizational skills are required for timely verification and documentation of inspection and test results as outlined in the Inspection and Tests plans. Duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to: Oversee all aspects of quality assurance and control in pipe fabrication and structural welding in accordance with CWB (CSA W47.1/W59) and ASME B31.1/B31.3. Review and interpret welding procedures, isometric drawings, and fabrication standards to ensure compliance. Monitor welding processes and techniques, including welder qualifications and procedure adherence. Conduct fit-up, in-process, and final inspections of welded pipe spools, structural components, and related assemblies. Identify and document nonconforming items and oversee corrective action plans. Maintain inspection and test records, weld maps, and traceability documentation. Liaise with third-party inspectors, clients, and regulatory bodies for code and contract compliance. Verify use and calibration of measurement and testing equipment. Support material receiving inspections, including verification of heat numbers, MTRs, and dimensional checks. Conduct internal audits and participate in external audits as required. Participate in NCR investigations, root cause analysis, and implementation of corrective/preventive actions Employment Requirements Active registration with the Canadian Welding Bureau as a Welding Inspector with CSA Standard W178.2-18 Interpreting Isometric drawings, ability to measure fabricated components / assemblies, understanding welding symbols and weld faults. Good communication skills Understanding of welding symbols and weld defects Working knowledge of CSA W47.1 and W59 Hold a valid CWB W59 Inspector Level I Basic knowledge of NDT processes Entry Level or 1-3 years of experience in workshop environment. Key Result Areas The following key result areas: Compliance with requirements of B&M Health, Safety, and Environmental policies. Ensure 100% compliance with all clients, regulatory, and internal quality standards. Reduce rework and repair rates through proactive inspection and quality planning. Improve traceability and documentation accuracy for all fabricated components. Support continuous improvement through quality trend analysis and feedback loops. Please be advised that a Criminal Background Check and Professional Reference Check will be required as part of our employment screening and selection process. We welcome and encourage applications from persons with disabilities. Accommodations are available upon request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the recruitment and selection process. #LI-AD17

What you’ll do

Requirements

Requires active Canadian Welding Bureau registration as a Welding Inspector under CSA W178.2-18 and a valid CWB W59 Inspector Level I qualification. Candidates should be able to interpret isometric drawings and welding symbols, measure fabricated assemblies, understand welding defects and CSA W47.1/W59, and have basic knowledge of nondestructive testing; entry-level candidates or those with 1–3 years of workshop experience are considered.