Site QA Inspector

Parsons Corporation•San Antonio, TX

10d•$36 - $63•Onsite

About The Position

Parsons is seeking a Site QA Inspector to join its Owner’s Advisor team supporting the Medical Enlisted Training Campus (METC) Recapitalization Program at Joint Base San Antonio–Fort Sam Houston. The program will deliver five modern dormitory facilities for up to 6,000 joint-service medical students, along with associated infrastructure. Working with government leaders, military stakeholders, designers, and contractors, the inspector provides independent owner-side quality assurance and supports risk management, protection of the government’s interests, and delivery of a Progressive Design-Build program.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
10 or more years of construction inspection, QA/QC, or relevant trade experience.
Demonstrated competence in at least one needed discipline: structural/concrete, architectural/enclosure, mechanical/plumbing, electrical, or civil/utilities.
Ability to read construction documents, produce clear digital inspection records, and perform field observations using required PPE.
Ability to obtain and maintain unescorted access to JBSA Fort Sam Houston.
Ability to communicate effectively, maintain accurate records, collaborate across disciplines, and handle project information in approved systems.
Ability to maintain a one-team mentality among stakeholders.

Nice To Haves

Relevant associate’s or bachelor’s degree.
Federal project or modular installation experience.
Role-appropriate ICC, ACI, AWS, NICET, or equivalent inspection credentials; specific credentials are required only for assigned duties.

Responsibilities

Provide independent owner-side quality assurance for buildings, module installation, utilities, and civil infrastructure, with assignments tailored to active work fronts and verified trade qualifications.
Observe assigned work against approved drawings, specifications, inspection plans, and documented acceptance criteria.
Witness required tests and inspections within the inspector’s qualifications and verify readiness before concealment or dependent work.
Inspect module receipt, damage, alignment, connections, and field interfaces relevant to the assigned discipline.
Record daily quantities, activities, photographs, test results, constraints, and quality observations in approved systems.
Identify nonconforming work, document affected locations, and verify authorized corrective actions and reinspection.
Observe safety and environmental conditions, promptly report concerns, and support punch lists and turnover verification.