Home Based Coating Inspector Jobs in Hobart, IN (NOW HIRING)

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KTA is recruiting experienced AMPP Senior Certified Coating Inspectors (NACE Level 3) open to traveling across the U.S. for extensive periods of time. Opportunities are open to candidates with the following qualifications:

• High School Diploma or GED equivalent
• Reliable Transportation and valid driver’s license
• Excellent work ethic with good oral and written communication and decision making skills
• Detail and customer oriented
• Computer proficiency, including Microsoft Word and Excel skills

Preferred Additional Qualifications:

• Bridge Coatings Inspector (BCI) Level 1 or 2

Physical Requirements:

• Close, color, distance, depth vision, and ability to adjust focus;
• Ability to travel extensively and ability to work outside (including inclement weather); and
• Climbing, bending, crawling, and working in confined spaces and on uneven terrain.

Come see what all the buzz is about! We offer competitive pay, great benefits, including two fantastic retirement plans (Employee Ownership (ESOP) & 401K), and will likely have many great opportunities down the line as we continue to grow!

Salary Range: $40-50/hour with comprehensive benefits package. Hourly rate is based on experience and certifications.

A criminal background and motor vehicle check will be conducted.

Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the U.S.

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