Senior QA Mechanical Engineer

Bristol Bay Construction Holdings LLC•Lexington, MA

1d•$135,000 - $175,000•Onsite

About The Position

CCI Facility Support Services, LLC is seeking a Senior QA Engineer with a background in Mechanical engineering. This role involves providing on-site construction oversight to ensure contractor activities, materials, and workmanship comply with project plans, specifications, and regulatory standards. The engineer will act as a technical liaison, attend stakeholder meetings, and collaborate with Government and USACE personnel. Key responsibilities include managing quality assurance documentation, reviewing contractor submittals, evaluating proposed contract changes, and participating in building commissioning. The position also requires troubleshooting complex civil, electrical, and mechanical systems with the contractor to ensure seamless project execution. This position is located onsite at MIT/LL Lexington, MA.

Requirements

Minimum of 5 years’ experience managing commercial, institutional, or industrial buildings construction.
Specific knowledge of Mechanical engineering principles related to design, construction, and management of commercial, institutional, or industrial building construction, including operations, safety, quality control, scheduling, and costs.
Experience providing regulatory support and knowledge of local, state, and federal regulatory requirements associated with new construction and remediation projects.
Ability to communicate, monitor, and coordinate multiple regulatory requirements and milestones with the USACE and other stakeholders.
Working knowledge of mechanical and general engineering concepts, principles, and practices.
Ability to manage multiple projects at the same time.
Ability to review and provide comments on contractor submittals including work plans, quality control & testing plans, health and safety plans, project schedule, warranty, and operations and maintenance manuals, and mechanical technical submittals for compliance with contractual requirements.
Ability to deal diplomatically with competing agendas.
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships.
Skill in oral and written communication.
Knowledge and ability to use a computer with Microsoft Word and the ability, upon instruction, to use a computer with government specific software (Resident Management System (RMS)).
Ability to provide in-depth mechanical systems knowledge to systems start-up, testing, and commissioning procedures.

Nice To Haves

Experience with federal Government military construction

Responsibilities

Review project activities and monitor progress in the field.
Interpret plans, specifications, and statements of work to resolve unanticipated problems during project execution and provide advice on problem resolution.
Track contractual milestones and reporting requirements to ensure project conformance.
Review and offer advice on mechanical equipment installation and design concepts, including commissioning and controls.
Assist with determining if project changes are required and warranted, preparing cost estimates, assisting in negotiations with the contractor, and preparing contract documentation for approval.
Review contractor submittals, including project notes, work plans, quality control and test plans, technical submittals, and progress submittals, and prepare review comments to ensure compliance with contract and regulatory requirements.
Review contractor Health and Safety Plans and/or Accident Prevention Plans and provide comments to ensure compliance with USACE Engineers Safety Program.
Review contractor Quality Control Plan and provide comments to ensure compliance with USACE Quality Control Program.
Review proposed changes and revisions to project submittals and provide comments.
Be the focal point for all mechanical issues, investigation, and resolution on multiple projects.
Assist in training USACE personnel in areas of expertise.
Coordinate with subject matter experts when necessary.
Troubleshoot mechanical system problems to identify cause and recommend appropriate corrective actions.