Quality Supervisor Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree from a reputed university.
• At least 15 years of relevant industry experience in inspection and testing activities.
• At least 4,000 hours of in-shop quality surveillance or related work.
• Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
• Requisite ANSI/ASME Level II certification, with Level I competencies.
• Experience with major commodities procured for applicable Energy, Infrastructure, NS&E, M&M, or M&T projects, recognized codes and standards, and manufacturing methods.

Nice To Haves

• At least 12 years of relevant work experience.
• Prior experience as a PSQS or PSQR on Pre-FEED, FEED, or EPC projects for the Energy GBU.
• Prior experience in leadership roles.
• Experience writing technical procedures and solving problems.

Responsibilities

• Plan, prepare, and administer Quality Surveillance Assignments for source surveillance, surveys, and audits.
• Coordinate with SQ Regional Managers and Supervisors to allocate resources for planned assignments and coordinate Supplier Quality services with other project functions.
• Review material requisitions and technical specifications for quality requirements; work with Engineering to determine surveillance levels and establish witness and hold points.
• Assist with developing the final bid list, selecting recommended bidders, and establishing required quality surveillance levels for purchases.
• Participate in supplier pre-award and post-award meetings to review access rights, release-for-shipment authority, and notification requirements for witness and hold points.
• Prepare quality surveillance and capability survey assignments for Area Supplier Quality Specialists.
• Investigate reported quality issues involving equipment or materials subject to quality surveillance, using relevant records such as UOS&Ds, Field Change Notices, back-charge notices, and NCR and Deviation Report registers.
• Review, edit, accept, and distribute reports; ensure survey and audit reports are approved and posted in GSIS.
• Verify and correct anomaly-code and assignment information transferred from quality surveillance reports into SQEAS.
• Direct and supervise Project Supplier Quality Representatives and provide project direction to representatives and specialists carrying project assignments.
• Use SQEAS metric reports in bidder meetings and provide information to representatives so they can discuss known supplier issues during initial visits.
• Coordinate review and resolution of Project Quality Assurance and Engineering comments on surveillance plans when required by procedures.
• Monitor and report quality metrics established by the functional Supplier Quality Manager; follow project procedures and work processes.
• Notify the Project Procurement Manager and responsible project personnel of significant problems and initiate timely follow-up.
• Monitor job-hour and monetary budgets, initiate trends when overruns are anticipated or experienced, and record and trend out-of-scope work.
• Provide supplier submittal document registers to Supplier Quality Representatives as requested or on a managed regular basis.
• Coordinate reviews of Quarterly Supplier Status Reports and identify supplier lessons learned.
• Perform procurement Supplier Quality activities assigned by the Project Procurement Manager.
• Facilitate communication across project disciplines and between on-project and off-project personnel; coordinate resolution of technical and quality issues arising from supplier activities.
• Represent Supplier Quality in project meetings and reviews and help resolve supplier quality issues.
• Research and summarize data, populate project and procedural performance metrics, and develop project-specific metrics when useful.
• Lead development of Supplier Quality automation, data analysis, and Power BI dashboards.
• Perform project Supplier Quality work of some complexity, including detailed inspection plans, man-hour and budget estimates, complex specification reviews, and corrective actions for significant nonconformances.
• Guide and monitor Area Supplier Quality Specialists and support staff as assigned.
• Conduct supplier capability surveys, participate in audits as an audit team member or technical resource, and monitor third-party quality surveillance contractor performance.