Transportation Quality & Load Securement Inspector (QC Inspector)
Global Expedited Transportation FreightJob Title: Transportation Quality & Load Securement Inspector (QC Inspector) Department: Linehaul Operations (HPS Group) Reports To: Operations Manager Job Location: Geismar, LA Loading Site (GCP): Pass Christian, Mississippi Delivery Site (HPS On-site): Donaldsonville, Louisiana Employment Type: Full-Time, Non-Exempt Schedule: Monday – Friday GCP: 05:00 AM – 04:00 PM (10 working hours excluding 1-hour lunch break) HPS On-site: 08:00 AM – 07:00 PM (10 working hours excluding 1-hour lunch break) Saturday and holiday work may be required based on operational demand Working hours may be adjusted based on customer requirements and trucking schedules Company Overview Global Expedited Transportation Freight Corp. (GET Freight) is a fast-growing nationwide transportation and logistics company headquartered in Duluth, Georgia, with operations across multiple regions in the United States, including Georgia, Alabama, California, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Since its establishment in 2019, GET Freight has expanded its transportation capabilities across drayage, dedicated transportation, industrial logistics, and specialized freight operations. The company is committed to operational excellence, transportation safety, quality control, and customer-focused logistics solutions through continuous improvement and disciplined operational management. Position Summary The Transportation Quality & Load Securement Inspect (QC Inspector) is responsible for ensuring transportation quality, shipment integrity, loading safety, and damage-free delivery performance for concrete pile transportation operations under the HPLS Project. This role performs detailed inspections, monitors loading and unloading activities, maintains accurate documentation, and enforces quality gate control procedures at both loading and delivery sites. The position plays a critical role in preventing transportation damage, reducing delivery disputes, maintaining shipment traceability, and ensuring compliance with operational safety and quality standards. Key Responsibilities 1. Pre-Loading Inspection & Shipment Readiness Control Inspect concrete piles for cracks, chips, surface defects, and dimensional non-conformance Verify product identification, markings, and shipment traceability Confirm proper yard storage condition and handling status before loading Ensure shipment readiness prior to dispatch approval 2. Loading Safety Control & Transportation Securement Monitor loading operations to ensure safe material handling practices Verify proper stacking, blocking, bracing, and cargo securement methods Confirm truck and trailer suitability before loading approval Conduct post-loading inspections to verify cargo stability and load balance Ensure proper tie-down and restraint conditions to minimize transportation movement risk 3. Arrival Inspection & Delivery Verification Inspect concrete piles immediately upon delivery arrival Verify transportation damage including cracks, chips, breakage, or deformation Check for load shifting, tie-down failures, or transportation handling impact Conduct final inspection following unloading completion Confirm delivery acceptance or rejection status based on inspection findings 4. Unloading Supervision & Damage Prevention Monitor unloading activities to ensure safe operations Prevent secondary damage during unloading and material handling Verify proper product placement after unloading completion Ensure unloading procedures comply with safety and operational requirements 5. Documentation, POD & Quality Record Management Maintain Clean Sheet, Loading Checklist, and inspection documentation Maintain POD (Proof of Delivery) records and shipment verification documents Capture and organize photo records for pre-loading, loading, delivery arrival, unloading, and damage evidence Ensure complete and accurate shipment release and delivery documentation Maintain real-time and accurate quality control records 6. Communication & Cross-Function…