QA Engineer - Carpentry Division

Job Description

Empowering People to Build What Matters- That is our mission and our legacy.

Our nearly 100 years of building communities in which we work and play, started with one man and one dream. Today, we are a company that puts People First by providing Meaningful Partnerships, insisting on making a Positive Community Impact, with Safety Always, all with a Learn-Do-Share mentality.

F.A. Wilhelm Construction is an industry leader with the culture of doing the right things for our employees, partners, clients, and community. We have an excellent reputation in the construction industry and have enjoyed steady growth and strong financial performances for many years. Wilhelm's construction professionals turn the conceptual, and sometimes seemingly impossible, into fully completed, innovative spaces where life happens.

We are looking for the right person to join our team as a QA Engineer. Is that you? If so, we want to talk to you!

General Construction Quality Assurance Engineer is responsible for supporting the Corporate Quality Manager and performing project specific Quality Assurance functions.

Essential Functions

Assist the QA Manager in the Administration of the Project Specific Quality Plan:

• Report to the Quality Assurance Manager on the performance of the project quality plan and provide recommendations of improvement

• Identify the need & the development of Inspection & Test Plans (ITP)

- Conduct and document the QA/QC activities

- Communicate to FAW & Subcontractor construction personnel what constitutes acceptable & discrepant and/or nonconforming work, identify quality issues and report them utilizing the Procore Management software, develop surveillance checklist as applicable

Create and Report Quality Observations:

- Initiate & determine the participants necessary to address Quality Observations

- Identify Quality Nonconformance

- Coordinate consultation efforts with the CM/Architect/Engineer to identify nonconformance & investigate their root cause and remediation

- Determine if a quality observation requires immediate corrective action or if the report is actually “Work in Progress”

• Evaluate disposition of identified Quality Observation and determine if remediation is acceptable

• Perform follow-up reviews to confirm remediation of Quality Observation is resolved

• Evaluate the status of Quality Observations regarding customer complaints

• Confirm a nonconformance is corrected

• Manage the Quality Observation database

Punch-list:

• Manage the Procore Punch-list data base

• Perform jobsite walk through and create punch-list items

• Coordinate with Subcontractors the correction / completion of punch-list items

• Identify re-occurring items on Punch List and take action with contractors

• Perform all other duties as assigned

Computer Equipment and Software Requirements

• Microsoft Windows - intermediate to advanced knowledge

• Microsoft Office - intermediate knowledge

• Viewpoint - intermediate knowledge

• Bluebeam - intermediate knowledge

Physical Requirements

• Lifting, moving, pushing, pulling, and/or carrying items up to 50 lbs. or more

• Ability to perform a variety of construction tasks in all areas and aspects of the project including but not limited to scaffolding, platform work, confined spaces, and exposure to outside elements

• Must be able to see well, naturally or with correction and coordinate the movements of eyes, hands and fingers

• Climbing and maintaining balance on ladders and scaffolding

• Standing and/or walking for long periods, often times over uneven or unpaved ground

• Stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling or working at heights as required

Education and Experience Requirements

• Bachelor of Science in Construction Manager or equivalent degree

• Associate’s degree with related certificate or experience

Skills and Knowledge

• Strong organizational skills

• Time Management

• Customer Service

• Excellent written and verbal communication

• Ability to work with computer software programs

Working Conditions

• Work is performed both indoors and outdoors and may be done on a surface environment, at extreme heights, underground or above or under water

• Work requires sustained physical effort, frequently under adverse weather conditions and/or disagreeable working conditions

• Exposed to moving mechanical parts, fumes or airborne particles, risk of electrical shock

• Noise levels are typically moderate to very loud

• Due to varied conditions, workers must know the hazards and safety requirements of each job and must wear appropriate personal protective equipment as required by the company's safety policies for every situation.

An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer

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