QA/QC Manager / Inspector /Construction and fabrication

Overview Great environment, great hours and with a great company! Must be a Certified Weld Inspector. Exchangers and boilers, painting and coating, structural steel, civil, mechanical, electrical, and vendor surveillance. Work Schedule: Varies by location. Must have open availability any time any day of the week. Length of employment is limited to job assignment and/or project duration. Responsibilities Implement the project audit schedule for all multi-disciplinary systems, products and/or processes on the construction task force including the contractors\' organizations at the jobsites. Assist in the development and review of the project Quality Program documentation manuals, work processes and reporting of quality records management of quality documents. Assist in developing a jobsite orientation program to ensure the project team is familiar with the requirements of the Project Quality Program. Prepare and issue audit reports noting system non‑conformances and verifying effective corrective/preventive actions. Deliver audit assessment findings to Construction Manager, and Corporate QA/QC Manager to help evaluate the need for any corrective/preventive action. Follow‑up audit findings including, corrective/preventive actions. Assess sub‑contractors\' capabilities to meet the quality requirements of the project as required. Responsible for the performance of all inspection and testing activities as defined by contract. Assure that the contract obligations for testing and record keeping are adhered to. Control calibrated measuring and test equipment used on the project. Keep calibration records and ensure that all testing equipment has current calibration records. Ensure proper turnover of complete quality control package(s) and that turnover documentation is maintained, organized and turned over on schedule. Maintain project quality records for the construction phase of the project and quality audit plans, performance and management thereof. Assist Corporate QC Manager to establish and manage a field document control system for construction drawings (from home office Engineering), specifications, test and inspection reports, vendor data and as‑built drawings. Perform evaluations of sub‑contractors\' facilities, as needed, to determine their capabilities in meeting the quality requirements. Conduct periodic Quality Program training for site supervisory personnel. Maintain current documentation on mechanical inspections of Electrical installed items (plumb, square, level, tight, etc.). Insure all Civil testing is being performed by certified inspection technicians (i.e. density of subgrades, concrete testing, grout testing, etc.). Insure all installation of concrete/grout has been observed, continue observance through post pouring of concrete and maintain all documentation required for installation. Qualifications Five (5) years of formal training and experience in heavy industrial projects such as refineries, petro‑chemical complexes, power plants, etc. Certified Welding Inspector (CWI). Ability to effectively interact with project team members, clients, subcontractors, and craft employees. Technological skills: operating a computer, sending/receiving emails, scan, and print documents; proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel; and able to use PDF modification programs such as Bluebeam or Adobe. Must exhibit ability to read and interpret P&IDs, and ISO’s and have an understanding of codes and specifications. Must be capable of obtaining or possess inspection licenses and/or certifications as required. Read, write and communicate using English language sufficient to perform job functions (additional language skills may be preferable where there is a business need). Physical Requirements Stand or walk for long periods of time. Use arms and hands to reach for, handle or manipulate objects. Lift and carry materials weighing up to 50 pounds; occasionally lift items weighing more than 50 pounds with assistance. Climb up and down ladders, scaffolds and other objects while carrying tools and equipment. Stoop, kneel, crouch and crawl. See well (naturally or with correction) and have eye‑hand coordination. Good physical fitness, good sense of balance, and ability to work at great heights. Tool Requirements Steel toed work boots. Rain coat or poncho. Environment Works out of a main office or out of a field office at the construction site, monitors all phases of the construction project, may travel extensively when not assigned to a construction site, usually entails temporary residence away from primary residence, deals with delays, the effects of bad weather, or emergencies at the site. Although the work usually is not considered inherently dangerous, must be careful while performing onsite services. #J-18808-Ljbffr EmergencyMD