Quality Control Inspector

Company Description St Clair Mechanical Inc. (SCM), founded in 2000, is a full-service, multi-discipline mechanical, electrical, and civil contractor based in Brigden, ON. The company operates a primary 25,000-square-foot enclosed and heated fabrication shop, along with a 34,000-square-foot secondary building for tools and materials and 47 acres of secured laydown space. SCM specializes in above- and below-grade high-pressure piping fabrication and self-performs field installations using in-house civil, electrical, and crane divisions. With advanced welding stations, high-capacity overhead cranes, and a fully equipped mobile fleet, SCM can support projects ranging from new construction and maintenance to major turnarounds. SCM is a proud member and supporter of The Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business and partners with The Three Fires Group, offering clients an all-in-one, safety-focused project solution.
Role Description The Quality Control Inspector is a full-time, on-site role located in Brigden, ON. This role is responsible for inspecting fabricated piping, mechanical components, and related installations to ensure they meet company, client, and regulatory quality standards. Day-to-day tasks include reviewing drawings and specifications, performing dimensional checks and visual inspections, documenting inspection results, and verifying compliance with welding procedures and material requirements. The inspector will collaborate with production, project management, and health and safety teams to address non-conformances, recommend corrective actions, and support continuous improvement of quality processes. The role also involves maintaining accurate QA/QC records, preparing reports for internal and client review, and supporting audits and project close-out documentation.
Qualifications

• Demonstrated skills in Quality Control and Inspection for fabrication, mechanical, or industrial projects.
• Experience with Quality Assurance and Quality Management systems, procedures, and documentation.
• Strong Communication skills, including clear reporting, collaboration with cross-functional teams, and ability to discuss technical issues with clients and colleagues.
• Knowledge of welding processes, materials, and piping systems; relevant trade or technical background is an asset.
• Familiarity with industrial construction or maintenance environments, preferably in mechanical, electrical, or civil disciplines.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, codes, and specifications.
• Attention to detail, strong problem-solving abilities, and a commitment to safety and regulatory compliance.
• Post-secondary education in a technical field, quality-related certification, or equivalent combination of experience and training.