Mechanical Construction Quality Assurance Inspector (DoD)

Golden Wolf, LLC.•Great Falls, MT

18d•Onsite

About The Position

Join us in this exciting role, providing construction-phase support services for a weapons storage and maintenance facility. This role provides on-site quality assurance and compliance monitoring throughout the construction process. We're seeking an experienced Mechanical Construction Quality Assurance Inspection Professional for an 18-month, full-time position supporting the Corps of Engineers, Seattle District. This position requires a construction background and computer proficiency. Construction QA experience is required.

Requirements

Minimum 4 years of construction-related experience, including 2 years of continuous experience inspecting construction contract work for similar projects.
Must also have at least 2 years of experience in on-site quality assurance or quality control duties, including safety oversight.
Ability to prepare detailed reports and perform basic field quality assurance tests.
Familiarity with USACE Safety and Health Requirements Manual (EM 385-1-1) and OSHA standards.
Physically capable of walking over rough terrain and standing for long periods.
Able to work in adverse conditions (including foul weather) for extended periods.
Must be able to oversee other contractor QA personnel assigned to the same task order.
NACI Clearance (or the ability to obtain it)
Strong analytical and communication skills
Proficiency in computers and Microsoft Office

Nice To Haves

30-hour OSHA or 40-hour EM-385 certification
Familiarity with NFPA 70E
HVAC Tech II license
Familiarity with ASHRAE standards
USACE Construction Quality Management certificate

Responsibilities

Plans & Specifications Review
Become thoroughly familiar with all contract documents, including plans, specifications, amendments, and submittals.
Attend post-award conferences to align administrative policies and project requirements.
Submittal Oversight
Monitor the contractor’s quality control system to ensure timely and accurate submittals.
Review all submittals for completeness, correctness, and compliance with contract requirements.
Construction Monitoring & Inspection
Verify adequacy and calibration of test equipment and adherence to testing standards.
Spot-check approved submittals during implementation.
Review daily Quality Control Reports (QCRs) and compare them to QA reports, reporting discrepancies to the COR.
Participate in the three-phase control process, attending preparatory and initial-phase meetings for critical features (mechanical, electrical, roofing, waterproofing).
Conduct site visits, inspections, and investigations; collect data and prepare detailed reports documenting findings.
Maintain a daily diary and submit accurate daily reports within one working day.
Deficiency Tracking
Maintain and update a deficiency list, ensuring corrective actions are taken and documented.
Discuss all deficiencies with the COR.
CQC Program Monitoring
Verify that the contractor’s three-phase control system is correctly implemented.
Compare plans and specifications to actual site conditions, report discrepancies, and maintain a marked-up set of plans for reference.
Shop Drawing Verification
Ensure all required shop drawings are submitted and approved.
Compare drawings to contract requirements and verify installed materials match approved drawings.
Safety Compliance
Adhere to EM 385-1-1 and OSHA standards.
Provide at least one safety observation in each daily report.
Environmental Oversight
Review and monitor environmental submittals and permits.
Ensure proper execution of environmental controls (e.g., turbidity, air quality, endangered species monitoring) and verify compliance through daily reports.