Facilitates the effective implementation of the Quality Program at the project level. Act as an unbiased Quality representative independent of influences of production goals. Promote a team approach to ensure the Inspection and Testing Plan Contract Requirements, project drawings, and plans and manufacture specifications are achieved.
A DAY IN THE LIFE
- Collaborates with the Quality Department to develop and implement the site-specific Inspection and Testing Plan for their Inspectors, and applicable third-party inspectors and testers.
- Supervises, trains, and schedules Quality Control Inspectors activities, while ensuring the proper application of Standard Inspection and Testing Instructions.
- Provides coaching on positive communication and engagement techniques with project team members.
- Tracks and monitors inspection and testing activities and retrieves, tracks, and presents Quality metrics to the project team.
- Performs inspections, tests, and observations as defined within the Inspection and Testing Plan
- Applies Stop Work Authority on any operation or activity that appears to be out of compliance with the contract Requirements, and/or project drawings, plans, and manufacture specifications; and empowers all project resources to act in the same manner.
- Assists the Project Team in planning Quality Assurance task level opportunities and technical verification standards.
- Acts as liaison with Owner/Developer regarding quality issues or concerns.
- Schedules and coordinates walk down and inspection activities with Project Team and Owner/Developers.
- Tracks punchlist corrective actions and provides updates to the Project Team and Owner/Developers.
- Administers the Managing Nonconformance Process at the project level, ensures timely resolution of nonconformance reports, and acts as the on-site advocate for the effective utilization of nonconformance reports.
- Assists in root cause analysis and preventative action recommendations.
- Supports the use of Standard Work by following defined instructions and/or participating in the development of Standard Inspection and Test Instructions.
- Promotes and/or participates in continuous improvement initiatives and problem-solving activities such as Kaizen events.
WHAT YOU’LL NEED
- Two-year related degree; or equivalent of education and experience.
- Two years of Quality Control process and procedure; supervisory experience preferred.
- Ability to successfully meet our MVR (Motor Vehicle Record) standards, with a good driving record and capable of operating company owned vehicles or UTVs.
- Read and understand contract exhibits and engineering plans and specifications.
- Analytical, organized, and have high level of attention to detail.
- Build strong and open relationships with Trade Superintendents, Foreperson, and the Project Team.
- Speak clearly and persuasively in positive and negative situations.
- Listen to understand and seek clarification prior to making decisions.
- Gather pertinent information skillfully in order to identify and resolve problems in a timely manner.
- Familiar with Root Cause Analysis and Problem-Solving Techniques.
- Enforce company policies, compliance, and instructions.
- Look for ways to improve and promote quality within the project; demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness.
- Possess a basic understanding of mechanical functions of equipment, of AC/DC principles, cable terminations, and inspection/testing equipment.
- Focus on teamwork and finding solutions in a collaborative manner.
- Possess computer skills (MS office).
WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU
- Competitive pay and annual bonus
- Reimbursed lodging
- Per diem
- Company truck with a gas card
- Rotational program with paid flights home
- 100% employer-paid health insurance premiums for employees
- 100% employer-paid dental insurance premiums for everyone on plan
- 401(k) with company match
- Paid time off (PTO)
- Education assistance (tuition reimbursement)
- Employee/family focused culture
- And more!
