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Marmon Holdings

Diversified conglomerate of autonomous manufacturing businesses.

Quality Assurance Inspector

Inspection & TestConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMarion, OH, USA$57.1k - $69.8k

About the Job

Requirements

  • Ability to communicate technical information verbally and in writing.
  • Proficiency with applicable electronic systems.
  • Working knowledge of Association of American Railroads and Federal Railroad Administration regulations, Fleet Repair Standards, and company procedures.
  • General mechanical aptitude and ability to use industry gauges, including Association of American Railroads Rule 1 gauges, test equipment, weld inspection tools, and dimensional inspection tools.
  • Ability to interpret standards, drawings, regulations, repair instructions, and specifications.
  • Near visual acuity correctable to J2 on a McKesson Jaeger Eye Chart.
  • Stamina to work across large shop areas and recognize danger signals to ensure safety.
  • High school diploma or equivalent.
  • A minimum of 3–5 years of related work experience in railcar repair or manufacturing.
  • Ability to gain Nondestructive Testing Visual Testing Level II certification under Association of American Railroads M1002 Appendix T, American Society for Nondestructive Testing SNT-TC-1A, ASNT CP-189, ASNT-9712, or ISO-9712.
  • Ability and availability to work any shift and overtime as operational needs require.
  • Willingness and ability to work in an industrial repair environment while complying with required personal protective equipment and safety protocols.
  • Correctable vision of 20/30 for inspection activities.
  • Ability to perform moderate to heavy physical exertion, including lifting and carrying materials, climbing in and out of railcars, working at heights and in confined spaces, and entering tank cars through 20-inch manway openings.
  • Manual dexterity and physical coordination to operate tools and safety equipment.

Responsibilities

  • Conduct thorough in-process and nondestructive testing inspections of railcars as required; research and identify required repairs; and ensure documentation is accurate and compliant with U.S. and Canadian regulations, Association of American Railroads Interchange and Manual of Standards and Recommended Practices requirements, Department of Transportation and Transport Canada requirements, and company procedures.
  • Ensure maintenance, qualification, and inspection activities comply with governing regulations; identify nonconformances; and ensure railcars are properly approved and released.
  • Exercise authority to stop work on railcars or components pending issue resolution.
  • Perform visual, dimensional, mechanical, and regulatory inspections of railcars and components throughout repair and qualification.
  • Report identified nonconforming conditions through the appropriate forms, checklists, and nonconformance reporting system.
  • Maintain complete and accurate inspection records and ensure the final car file is compliant and ready for release.
  • Review shop-floor documentation for completeness, accuracy, and regulatory compliance.
  • Identify repairs and assign responsibility based on company policies, pricing matrices, and RBU profitability guidelines.
  • Conduct audits to ensure production activities align with applicable standards and requirements.
  • Work with production to plan shipments and ensure inspections are completed in a timely manner.
  • Verify railcars are properly secured, marked, closed, and identified before release for interchange.
  • Interface with railroads, lessees, outside inspectors, and internal departments to resolve inspection findings and expedite repairs.
  • Conduct function-specific training with employees.
  • Perform quality assurance administrative functions as needed, including audit participation, document control, measuring and test equipment, and root cause corrective action.
  • Identify potential claims, such as corrosion or loading-rack damage, and follow through to resolution.
  • Participate in and support quality initiatives and Responsible Care activities.
  • Use judgment and discretion in inspection and documentation activities, escalating only unusual or unprecedented issues.

Desired Qualifications

  • AWS Certified Welding Inspector certification, AMPP Coating Inspector certification, or ASQ Certified Quality Inspector/Technician certifications.
  • Knowledge of railcar components, airbrakes, welding, and nondestructive testing.
  • Nondestructive Testing Visual Testing Level II certification.

About the Company

Marmon Holdings

Diversified conglomerate of autonomous manufacturing businesses.

Marmon Holdings is a Berkshire Hathaway company that consists of more than 120 autonomous businesses operating across numerous industries and markets worldwide. Each subsidiary runs its own operations, focusing on designing, manufacturing, and delivering a wide range of products and services in its sector. Because the group is made up of many independent units under a common parent, it combines diversification with centralized ownership and oversight. Marmon’s approach lets individual businesses specialize and compete locally while sharing resources, best practices, and capital as part of Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio. The company’s goal is to provide value to customers and shareholders by building a broad, resilient collection of industrial brands and capabilities that span different markets and product types.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Founded
1953

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