QAQC Specialist II - Industrial

Purpose Reporting to the QAQC Manager, the QAQC Specialist II supports planning, tracking, and documentation of quality requirements across all Industrial projects. This position ensures consistent quality execution by coordinating quality activities, participating in audits and inspections, and contributing to timely project closeouts. The specialist applies professional knowledge to review quality requirements and documentation, ensuring alignment with internal quality programs, client specifications and industry codes and standards, while mentoring QAQC Specialist I team members. Essential Functions And Responsibilities Serve as the QAQC primary point of contact at the project level. Perform QAQC document control, including organization, version control, and closeout of quality documentation. Own and continuously improve Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs) including action plans, inspection coordination and documentation management. Assist with identifying, documenting and tracking non-conformance reports (NCRs) under the direction of the QAQC Manager. Develop, update, and manage ITP action plans in Procore in collaboration with the QAQC Manager & Project Controls team. Monitor ITP progress and follow up with project teams to ensure inspections, documentation, and approvals are completed on time. Lead QAQC kickoff meetings independently to communicate quality requirements, inspection points and documentation expectations. Provide feedback on QAQC processes and suggest improvements based on field and project experience. Support the development, documentation and communication of QAAC processes and procedures. Mentor and provide technical guidance to QAQC Specialist I team members, as appropriate. Review, evaluate and validate material documentation, including Material Test Reports (MTRs), and validate material traceability data in Stratus. Manage the coordination of material receipt documentation between the field, shop, and QAQC teams. Support QAQC closeout packages, ensuring completeness and compliance with project, client and contractual requirements. Serve as a liaison between project teams, the shop QAQC department, and the QAQC Manager to align on quality expectations. Travel to job sites to support and participate in audits, inspections, and field quality reviews, providing quality input in support of the QAQC Manager. Evaluate quality documentation to identify gaps, missing information, or quality risks and exercise judgment in escalating findings and recommending follow-up actions. Maintain and analyze QAQC records and data for accuracy to support reporting, trending, and continuous improvement initiatives. Support inspection planning and look-ahead activities, applying professional judgment to ensure required inspections and documentation are ready in advance. Collaborate with receiving, fabrication, and field teams to ensure quality documentation aligns with material and installation activities. Minimum Education & Experience Required To Perform Essential Functions Associate’s degree in a related field OR equivalent practical experience (typically 4‑5 years) in construction, fabrication, quality, or project execution activities, including exposure to applicable industry codes, standards and specifications. Proficient knowledge of Microsoft Office applications, including Excel and Word, used to analyze, evaluate and present quality and project-related information. Familiarity with project management or fabrication software, such as Procore, Stratus, or similar systems is preferred, but not required. Certificates, Licenses, Registrations Valid driver’s license with the ability to travel to job sites as required. Mental And Physical Competencies Required To Perform Essential Functions Strong organizational and communication skills. Proficiency with computer software and ability to learn new systems quickly. Ability to interpret procedures and requirements, maintain accurate records and apply attention to detail in support of quality management processes. Analytical and problem‑solving mindset with willingness to ask questions and learn. Ability to manage multiple workflows and shifting priorities. Foundational understanding of construction or fabrication environments, or the ability to learn on the job. Ability to work effectively in both office and field settings, including job site environments. Environmental Adaptability Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk working on a computer. Must be able to lift 10 pounds occasionally. Significant field and client interactions on construction job sites, which may require prolonged periods of standing, walking, and/or climbing stairs. Occasional exposure to a variety of temperature and weather conditions. Equipment / Tools Laptop computer. Equal Opportunity Employer Baker Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Baker Group will consider reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities and encourage prospective employees and incumbents to discuss potential accommodations with the Employer. #J-18808-Ljbffr Baker Group