What are the responsibilities and job description for the Quality Control Inspector - Lab Technician position at Coreslab Structures?
Coreslab Structures (OKLA) Inc., Oklahoma’s premier precast concrete supplier, is excited to announce that we are currently adding QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIANS to our Quality Control team for immediate hire. The QC Tech position offers a unique mix of plant, administrative and reporting responsibilities for a thorough, organized and computer-literate individual who likes being in the middle of the action.
While no experience is required, the ideal candidate will have concrete testing, concrete pouring, concrete finishing, blue-print reading and/or other general construction experience. Again, these are not required for entry-level consideration. Individuals possessing current or lapsed ACI and/or PCI certifications will be considered for senior Technician status. All QC Technicians are expected to pursue, achieve and maintain ACI and PCI certifications with the Company’s full financial and educational support.
Duties And Responsibilities
The Lab Tech shift starts at 9:00am (variable) and ends at 7:30pm or until the concrete is finished and all wet set plates are installed. The job of the Concrete Tester is to make sure all of the concrete going to product is correct and conforms ACI and ASTM standards and matches the mix design. If there are any wet set plates it is your responsibility to make sure the right plates are installed and in the correct location. Break 7/28 day cylinders and record standards. Perform gradations, moisture's, absorption's, penetrometer and all other lab testing. Create samples from mix designs issued. Check studs, welds, and plates for acceptability.
Skills And Knowledge
Good verbal and written skills.
Computer literacy (Windows – Word and excel)
Ability to maintain good attitude under stressful and changing conditions.
Ability to read and comprehend prints and piece tickets
Qualifications And Experience
High School Grad with Tech classes a plus
Knowledge of Manufacturing Processes
ACI and/or PCI certified or capable of becoming
Basic print reading and comprehension
Physical Requirements
Able to handle stress
Able to work long hours when needed
Must be able to climb on ladders, forms, and trailers to check set up and product
Work Environment
Office environment and outside production areas
Work environment is in hot or cold climate
Work requires checking product and production beds while climbing on ladders or on trailers
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While no experience is required, the ideal candidate will have concrete testing, concrete pouring, concrete finishing, blue-print reading and/or other general construction experience. Again, these are not required for entry-level consideration. Individuals possessing current or lapsed ACI and/or PCI certifications will be considered for senior Technician status. All QC Technicians are expected to pursue, achieve and maintain ACI and PCI certifications with the Company’s full financial and educational support.
Duties And Responsibilities
The Lab Tech shift starts at 9:00am (variable) and ends at 7:30pm or until the concrete is finished and all wet set plates are installed. The job of the Concrete Tester is to make sure all of the concrete going to product is correct and conforms ACI and ASTM standards and matches the mix design. If there are any wet set plates it is your responsibility to make sure the right plates are installed and in the correct location. Break 7/28 day cylinders and record standards. Perform gradations, moisture's, absorption's, penetrometer and all other lab testing. Create samples from mix designs issued. Check studs, welds, and plates for acceptability.
Skills And Knowledge
Good verbal and written skills.
Computer literacy (Windows – Word and excel)
Ability to maintain good attitude under stressful and changing conditions.
Ability to read and comprehend prints and piece tickets
Qualifications And Experience
High School Grad with Tech classes a plus
Knowledge of Manufacturing Processes
ACI and/or PCI certified or capable of becoming
Basic print reading and comprehension
Physical Requirements
Able to handle stress
Able to work long hours when needed
Must be able to climb on ladders, forms, and trailers to check set up and product
Work Environment
Office environment and outside production areas
Work environment is in hot or cold climate
Work requires checking product and production beds while climbing on ladders or on trailers
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