Certified Welding Inspector (AWS CWI)/ASNT Level II- UT, PT & MT id-9999

June 2, 2025

We’re looking for a welding whiz with an eye for detail and a passion for quality. If you possess these very specific set of skills, then read on.

TTL, a steadily growing engineering design firm – now more than 450 employees strong – is hiring a certified welding inspector in Tennessee and Mississippi. From visual inspections of structural welds to structural steel and coating inspections, you’ll make sure these jobs are done right. We expect you to be compassionate but firm as you prepare daily reports and information for clients while maintaining that proper procedures, accurate computations, and cordial relationships are kept.

We’ve built a 60-year reputation on improving lives and reshaping communities the right way. If you believe you can do the same, we have a place for you.

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With TTL, you’ll be entitled to excellent employee benefits, a robust health and dental plan, vision insurance, 401(k), flexible spending accounts, and generous paid time off (PTO) accrual.

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Requirements:

Minimum of a High School Diploma or equivalent.

Proficient in reading of drawings, plans, and/or blueprints.

Ability to communicate professionally orally and in writing.

Basic computer skills and related technology.

Must possess valid driver’s license and have good driving record. Drug-free workplace.

Perform heavy lifting up to 50+ lbs.

Ability to operate aerial lifts and work at heights.

Possess sufficient stamina to work in outdoor (hot & cold) environment.

Current AWS CWI Certification preferred

Structural Steel experience required

ICC Structural Steel and Bolting Certification.

Experience with observing Structural Steel bolting and welded connections.

Understanding of Special Inspections, tracking what has been inspected, and tracking of items noted as discrepancies.

Ability to explain and interpret code and/or quality control requirements.

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