• Coordinates efforts and communications between management and the production teams to resolve issues without compromising quality.

• Develop and implement the project-specific Quality Control Plans (QCP).

• Assist in the development and improvement of welding procedures and welder qualifications.

• Responsible for measuring equipment calibration management.

• Oversee QC team’s daily inspections and tests to ensure compliance with design drawings, technical specifications, and applicable construction codes.

• Supervise and coordinate QC inspectors, technicians, and third-party testing agencies.

• Gains understanding of the clients’ needs and requirements.

• Monitor the quality of incoming materials. Ensure subcontractors and suppliers adhere to quality standards.

• Maintain professional relationships and communications with various state DOT representatives, third-party inspectors, and inspection agencies.

• Ensure compliance with health, safety, and environmental standards related to QC activities.

• Recommend adjustments and support process improvements to the assembly or production process.  

• Inspect, test, or measure materials. Conduct product tests and assessments to improve product quality and reduce risks.

• Inspect output, comparing it to the requirements, and approving or rejecting the product prior to final DOT inspection.

• Serve as lead auditor for internal audits and point of contact for external quality audits.

• Reviewing and improving new specifications and procedures and training staff to use them.

• Attention to detail during audits to catch small defects or deviations that could impact structural integrity.

• Diagnoses root causes of quality issues and implement or oversee corrective and preventive measures.

• Uses a methodical approach to identify and correct deficiencies in materials, methods, or workmanship.

• Ensure all documentation, reports, and corrective actions are tracked and accessible.

• Acts as a subject-matter expert in quality standards.

• Provides training and mentoring to junior QC staff and field teams on best practices.

• Other duties as assigned to facilitate daily workflow.

Full-time position.  Hours of operation:                Monday – Friday 6:00am – 4:30pm. Variable

The rate of pay is based on experience and skill level. Salary Range: 50K - 95K.

Benefit package: Medical, dental, vision, IRA, holidays, production bonuses.

• Able to read and write English.

• MUST have current valid CWI.

• Bachelor’s/associate degree in a related field, such as engineering, manufacturing or quality is preferred. At least five years of experience in quality control in a structural manufacturing facility.

• Familiarity with DOT specifications and construction standards for bridges is preferred.

• Must have valid, current American Welding Society’s CWI Certificate.

• Knowledge of regulatory requirements and industry standards such as AWS, OSHA, AISC, ASNT, SPCC.

• Must have thorough knowledge of nondestructive testing, and preferably a UT Level II certification and MT Level II certification.

• AMPP, BCI Level I or II certification or a NACE Level II coating inspection certification is preferred but will be required within the first year of employment.

• Able to read shop drawings. Strong knowledge of mathematics, data analysis, and statistical methods.  

• Proficiency in conducting various training concerning production processes, quality, and safety.

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office.

• Excellent communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills.

• Strong knowledge of construction materials, methods, and best practices.

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Working Conditions:

• Exposure to loud noise, heavy machinery, and changing weather conditions.

• Able to lift 50+ lbs.

• Able to sit/stand/bend/climb stairs for variable period of time.