Quality Control Technician

Forgen•Hubbard, TX

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Control Technician conducts daily inspections to ensure compliance with company and customer quality standards. They possess the authority to enforce corrective actions for any deficiencies in work, equipment, or materials. Their duties encompass maintaining quality assurance protocols, conducting material testing, and analyzing test results. They execute quality assessments, perform inspections, calibrate equipment, and communicate findings. Furthermore, they manage project document control, prepare submissions meeting project specifications, and interpret plans to ensure project compliance.

Requirements

Knowledge of mathematics – arithmetic, geometry, calculus, and statistics and their relevant applications.
Computer skills especially in the use of Microsoft Word and PowerPoint and the ability to manage files and records effectively.
Valid Driver’s License and ability to drive on behalf of company business.
Effective communication, tool use, and adherence to safety protocols are essential.

Nice To Haves

Degree in an engineering discipline (civil, mechanical, electrical, structural)
40-Hour HAZWOPER Training
8-Hour OSHA Refresher.
Competent Person Safety Training.
30-Hour OSHA Construction Safety Training.
EM 385-1-1 Training

Responsibilities

Inspecting the work in progress to assure compliance with the quality control plan and quality criteria as specified in the Contract Documents.
Performing quality control sampling and testing during construction or ensuring that outside companies are performing tests according to the specifications.
Verifying that the equipment used in testing meets test requirements, that tests are conducted according to procedures and best management practices, and that testing equipment and procedures remain consistent over the duration of the project.
Identifying work that does not meet acceptance criteria, documenting defective work, and reporting to the QC Manager.
Administering the Inspection Test Plans (ITP).
Completing the daily field logs.
Taking daily field photographs.
Maintaining quality control document files.
Inspect all delivered materials to document there are no defects in workmanship, they have the proper identification, are not damaged and delivery is complete.
Visual inspection will also include the correct quantity, completeness evidence of compliance with approvals, and proper documentation in accordance with manufacturer's requirements and the contract documents.
Monitor delivery, handling, and storage of materials per specifications.
Observe that storage facilities are applicable, protective, and secure to prevent damage or contamination to equipment and materials per specifications.
Review and maintain any manufacturer material certifications.
Pertinent information will be entered, and any non-conformances identified during material inspections will be recorded on a Material Delivery Receipt.