Quality Control Inspector

Position Overview Cleanroom Quality Control Specialist is responsible for ensuring all cleanroom construction activities, materials, and installations meet strict ISO, GMP, and project‑specific quality standards. This role oversees inspection processes, documentation, testing, and compliance across all phases of cleanroom build‑out, working closely with project managers, field teams, and commissioning specialists to deliver high‑performance controlled environments. Core Responsibilities Quality Program Leadership — Develop, implement, and maintain the project’s cleanroom QC plan, including inspection protocols, testing requirements, and acceptance criteria. Material & Installation Inspections — Conduct and document inspections of wall systems, ceiling grids, MEP penetrations, finishes, and cleanroom‑rated materials. ISO & GMP Compliance — Ensure all work aligns with ISO 14644 standards, GMP guidelines, and owner specifications. Environmental Testing Oversight — Coordinate particle counts, airflow testing, pressure differential verification, and cleanliness classification testing. Deficiency Tracking — Manage punch lists, NCRs, and corrective actions to ensure timely resolution and compliance. Documentation Control — Maintain accurate QC logs, inspection reports, test results, and turnover documentation. Cross‑Functional Coordination — Collaborate with construction managers, commissioning teams, and subcontractors to ensure quality expectations are met. Training & Standards Enforcement — Provide guidance to field teams on cleanroom protocols, contamination control, and installation best practices. Continuous Improvement — Identify trends, root causes, and opportunities to enhance quality performance across projects. Required Qualifications Technical Education — Bachelor’s degree in engineering, construction management, quality assurance, or related field. Cleanroom Experience — 3–7 years of experience in cleanroom construction, commissioning, or quality control. Standards Knowledge — Strong understanding of ISO 14644, GMP, and contamination‑control principles. Inspection & Testing Skills — Experience with particle counting, airflow visualization, pressure testing, and environmental monitoring. Documentation Proficiency — Ability to manage detailed QC records, test reports, and turnover packages. Software Skills — Familiarity with digital QA/QC platforms, BIM tools, and project management software. At AdvanceTEC, we believe great work happens when people feel supported — so we invest heavily in our team. Our benefits are designed to take stress off your plate and put more value back into your life. We cover 100% of your dental, life, short‑term disability, and long‑term disability insurance , and your Anthem PPO medical plan is just $100/month . We contribute 3% to your 401(k) automatically, with the potential for up to 10% more at year‑end. You’ll also enjoy annual bonus eligibility , tuition reimbursement , gym and AAA membership reimbursement , and 15 days of PTO in your first year. It’s a package built to help you grow, stay healthy, and feel appreciated every step of the way. AdvanceTEC is an equal‑opportunity employer. We value diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences, and we’re committed to creating an inclusive workplace where everyone can thrive. We welcome all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic. #J-18808-Ljbffr