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Fuel Component Quality Control (FCQC) Inspector

GE Vernova

Wilmington, NC

Full Time

Posted October 30, 2026

Power Generation

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Freshness: Open in the current public read path; this is not an employer guarantee.Last observed October 31, 2026
Classification: Modern power-system classification not yet published for this listing.Legacy source industry field: Power Generation
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Job Description

This position is responsible for determining the acceptability of Fuel Components Operation (FCO) products.

Key Responsibilities

Responsible for visual inspection of FCO products.
Responsible for mechanical inspection using standard measuring devices, such as micrometers, air gages, calipers and scales.
Responsible for mechanical inspection requiring setup and operation of measuring devices, such as special gages, precise indicating of parts and profilometers.
Responsible for inspection using more complex or automated measuring devices, such as ultrasonic inspection machines, optical comparators, laser micrometer, and channel characterization equipment.
Responsible to pack product for transfer to ultimate destination.
Responsible to follow sequences, directions and procedures identified on product travelers and quality work instructions.
Responsible to maintain traceability of products and material.
Responsible to ensure overall product quality is maintained and any quality issues not covered in instructions are reported to the responsible quality engineer.
Responsible to identify and isolate suspect and non-conforming material.
Responsible for generating and maintaining accurate records, logbooks and charts in accordance with issued planning or instructions from responsible engineers. Both electronic and manual reports are included.
Responsible to work closely with technical resources and quality engineers to identify quality trends and resolve quality problems.
Responsible to train other inspectors on use of inspection equipment and procedures for which individual is qualified on temporary basis. Responsible to direct lower rated personnel when operation requires working as a team.
Responsible to voucher or account for own time accurately using prescribed system.
Responsible for keeping facilities, material and work area orderly exercising care in their use, maintaining good housekeeping practices and conforming to all safety and quality requirements.
With required training and background, individual must be able to achieve A1 inspection certification within three months and be fully competent within one year.

Requirements

High school degree or equivalent.
Must be able to pass QC vision test.
Capable of achieving NDE Level I certification within 6 months.
At least one year of experience in visual inspection.
Minimum of two years of experience, with the ability to demonstrate proficiency, in mechanical inspection including at least two standard gage types, such as micrometers, dial indicators, and air gages. A practical demonstration will be required.
Basic math skills, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and ability to add/subtract fractions and decimals. A practical demonstration will be required.
Experience reading and interpreting blueprints or engineering drawings.
Basic knowledge of manufacturing processes.
Ability to work in standing position for prolonged periods of time, with considerable walking.
Ability to lift approximately 50 lbs. a minimum of 20 times per 8-hour shift.
Effective communication skills, including verbal self-expression and ability to interface with customers.
Effective reading and writing skills, including ability to understand/interpret quality procedures and clearly document inspection results.
Prior manufacturing environment experience desirable
Prior Quality Assurance experience desirable.
This role requires access to U.S. export-controlled information. If applicable, final offers will be contingent on ability to obtain authorization for access to U.S. export-controlled information from the U.S. Government.