Construction Quality Control Inspector

Cb•Laurel, MD

6h•$140,000•Onsite

About The Position

iQuasar LLC is seeking to fill a Construction QC Inspector position with one of our clients in Laurel, MD. At iQuasar, we strive to provide the next generation of cutting-edge technologies. Our growth means exciting career opportunities for talented professionals in engineering, software development, and other key areas. We offer competitive compensation and benefits including Health, Vision, and Dental Insurance, a matching 401k plan, and other benefits given below, excellent training, and a vibrant working environment. Our employees are exceptional, giving us a competitive advantage by innovating solutions with a strong sense of mission and integrity. One of our clients needs a Construction QC Inspector in Laurel, MD , for a long-term contract position.

Requirements

Four-year degree in construction management, engineering or related field.
Minimum of 10 years construction management and/or craft supervision experience commercial or Government construction projects.

Responsibilities

The QC Inspector will ensure the contractor implements an effective quality control (QC) program and uses the provisions daily to control the quality of the work.
Review contract deliverables and submittals for conformance and perform daily inspections to verify all work is in strict compliance with the contract, and request correction of any deficiencies.
Develop a construction QA plan for each project including inspection, testing, and reporting procedures, as well as plans for monitoring corrective actions taken by contractors.
Prepare daily written QA reports recording all discussion with contractor QC staff as well as deficiencies. QA reports should be completed and submitted within 48 hours.
Participate in the pre-construction meetings for each construction work item requiring such by the QA plan.
Monitor QC inspection and testing activities performed by the contractor.
May include working some nights and weekends as the project schedule dictates