Quality Inspector
Pubblicato il 14-09-2026 - Everllence in Sondrio
At Everllence Italy, we are looking for a Quality Inspector - Turbomachinery.
This role is primarily based at suppliers' production sites across Northern Italy and Europe. You will perform inspections, witness testing activities and work closely with suppliers to ensure compliance with quality requirements and project specifications. The position involves frequent travel, typically consisting of short trips of 2-4 days.
As part of the supply chain, the Quality department ensures the quality of components, systems and external services for projects and makes a significant contribution to the success of Everllence's decarbonization strategy.
What you will be doing
- Conduct quality inspections of project-related purchased components at supplier production sites across Northern Italy and Europe, acting as the key quality representative for the Turbomachinery product line
- Inspection preparation and compilation of relevant documents (e.g. purchase order, drawings, specifications, MPP, ITP, etc.)
- Dimensional Inspections
- Supervision and monitoring of destructive material testing (e.g.
tensile test, notched bar impact test, hardness test, etc.)
- Monitoring and execution of the required non-destructive tests in accordance with DIN EN ISO 9712 / ASME and other relevant standards
- Visual inspection (VT)
- Dye penetrant testing (PT) / Magnetic particle testing (MT)
- Ultrasonic testing (UT) / X-ray testing (RT/RFI)
- Coating / Painting tests
- Verification of compliance with various process parameters defined in relevant specifications, standards and test plans
- RCA in the event of deviations and agreement of adequate corrective measures with the supplier
- Interdisciplinary collaboration with design, materials technology, production and quality department, purchasing
- Documentation of inspection results, agreed action lists, recovery plans, etc.
Who you are
- University degree (BSc/MSc) in Mechanical Engineering or related fields such as materials technology, fou