CSA QAR Specialist - Semiconductor, West Lafayette, IN

World Wide Professional Solutions•Lafayette, IN

136d•Onsite

About The Position

World Wide Professional Solutions is seeking a highly skilled CSA QA/QC Specialist to be part of the team in a high technology manufacturing environment. The successful candidate will demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of CSA quality processes within semiconductor facility construction, including structural concrete, steel, architectural finishes, room readiness tracking, cleanroom envelope systems, and site civil infrastructure. This individual will play a key role within the Facilities Quality team, responsible for ensuring that all CSA installations meet stringent semiconductor industry standards, project specifications, and regulatory requirements. The selected candidate will contribute to the execution of an established CSA Quality Program while also driving continuous improvement across quality systems, documentation practices, and contractor performance. They will collaborate closely with construction, engineering, and commissioning teams to maintain compliance, resolve quality challenges, and ensure that new facility areas are delivered on schedule to support critical construction milestones essential to the company’s manufacturing and operational success.

Requirements

Minimum 5 years of semiconductor facility construction experience.
Minimum 5 years of quality control management or industrial Building Inspector experience.
Demonstrated knowledge of their respective field.
Knowledge of the applicable codes and standard for industrial construction, with a preference for semiconductor industrial experience.
Detailed knowledge of ASME B31.3, NFPA 70, NFPA 54 and IBC Chapter 17 as well as general knowledge of other applicable codes and standards.
Demonstrated proficiency and experience with Microsoft Office software.
Minimum of 5 years’ experience in a Quality Assurance related role with experience implementing Quality Programs.

Nice To Haves

Experience with document control and QAQC / commissioning software programs would be beneficial.
Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Architecture, Engineering, Science, or related field

Responsibilities

Implement the CSA Quality Plan covering civil, structural, and architectural scopes.
Develop Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs) specific to semiconductor cleanroom, room-readiness, and support-area requirements.
Ensure contractors adhere to project specifications, industry codes (ACI, AISC, ASTM, ASCE), and owner standards.
Maintain quality documentation, including checklists, test reports, NCR logs, and turnover packages.
Inspect and verify all earthwork, grading, soil compaction, and geotechnical compliance.
Oversee quality installation and testing of underground utilities (storm, sewer, gas, water, electrical duct banks).
Validate concrete foundations, pads, trenches, pits, and structural slabs in compliance with semiconductor vibration, load, and flatness requirements.
Confirm proper surface drainage and site stabilization measures are implemented.
Inspect structural steel erection, bolting, welding, and fireproofing to ensure compliance with AISC and project standards.
Verify correct installation of embeds, anchor bolts, and structural supports critical to tool sets and process systems.
Review mill certifications, weld maps, NDE testing results, and structural material traceability.
Monitor erection sequencing to ensure alignment with building integrity and safety requirements.
Inspect architectural finishes, doors, walls, ceilings, and flooring to meet cleanroom classification and contamination-control requirements.
Oversee installation of cleanroom panels, grid ceilings, raised flooring, and gasketed systems for airtight performance.
Verify compliance with FM Global, fire/life safety, and semiconductor cleanroom environmental standards.
Prepare daily inspection reports, punch lists, and deficiency tracking logs.
Manage Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs), Corrective Actions (CARs), and ensure timely closure.
Witness and document concrete tests, compaction tests, weld inspections, coating tests, and fireproofing thickness measurements.
Maintain an organized record system to support commissioning and final turnover.
Review contractor quality plans, submittments, and material approvals for CSA scopes.
Conduct QA/QC coordination meetings with trade partners and construction management.
Provide guidance to contractors on best practices, installation standards, and corrective actions.
Collaborate with MEP, tool install, and process system QA/QC teams to resolve interface conflicts.
Identify hazardous conditions related to structural stability, excavation, shoring, or elevated work.
Ensure ADA, seismic, FM Global, and building code compliance throughout construction.