Quality Auditor

Black & Veatch Family of Companies•Olathe, KS

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Quality Auditor is responsible for evaluating engineering, procurement and construction activities and processes through reviews, audits, assessments and pre-qualifications to minimize risk and maintain a comprehensive and functional Quality Management System (QMS) and/or the Nuclear Quality Assurance Program.

Requirements

4 year degree in Management or Business.
Minimum 5-8 years prior experience specifically in the development and implementation of effective Quality Compliance Audits.
For a Nuclear Position: 5 years of total experience in nuclear QA oversight.
Intermediate computer skills (Microsoft Office - Word, Excel, Outlook).
Demonstrates intermediate: Process management, conflict management, total work systems, written communications.

Nice To Haves

ASQ Certified Auditor training Certification: Certified Quality Auditor; active member of American Society for Quality (desired)

Responsibilities

Evaluates and reports on the effective implementation of Black and Veatch policies, manuals, standards, programs, procedures and guidelines.
Leads or participates in independent internal and external quality audits/surveillances.
Participates in preparing audit plans.
Prepares draft audit reports.
Monitors and evaluates Quality Assurance and Quality Control activities to ensure quality of engineering work.
Conducts audit activities and assessments/surveillances in accordance with Division QMS requirements, and reports findings in written reports.
Identifies, reports and tracks non-conformances and deficiencies, and coordinates corrective actions by following defined QMS criteria.
Audits supplier and subcontractor quality document submittals to ensure code, specification and contract requirements are met.
Reviews project work processes for compliance with Division QMS and/or the Nuclear Quality Assurance Program.
Supports continuous improvement efforts and the change management effects associated with implementation of improvements.
Nuclear QA Audits and Surveillances.
Nuclear QA audit plans, schedules, programs and procedures.
Corrective action programs.
Audits and surveillance checklist development.
Root Cause Analyses participation.
Trend Analysis development.
Supplier qualification programs and commercial grade dedication.