Manages the certification for subcontractor technicians deployed on-site, including overseeing (administering) welding qualification tests and monitoring the overall status of other technical certifications.
Establish and manage quality control plans for the upcoming semiconductor mechanical works and building structural steel works.
Responsible for QA/QC (Quality Assurance & Quality Control) of upcoming semiconductor mechanical works and building structural steel works.
Manage quality control for external building structural steel fabrication and mechanical piping/equipment (e.g., tanks).
QA/QC Engineer, under the direction of the Project Quality Manager, is responsible for performing the PQP (Project Quality Plan) & SPP (Standard Project Procedure) operation, preparing the Quality reports and training material, conducting the Contractor Quality Audit, managing any Quality issues and establishing mitigation plan, overall Quality monitoring, analysis, trending, and forecasting activities on the project, developing recommendations for corrective actions to maintain or improve project performance, and developing, maintaining, and reporting Quality.
The QA/QC Engineer interacts with other members of the project team and the Client as required.
Requirements
AWS Certified Weld Inspector
Minimum Years’ Experience: 10 years (5 years of construction, 5 years of Q/C)
Familiar with ASME Sec. IX & B31.3, AWS D1.1, Welding Procedure
Familiar with Quality Management System and Quality Control Procedure.
Travel involved: Not specified
Job Type/Classification: Full-time / Experienced
Physical requirements: Not specified
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering-related major required (Mechanical Engineering)
Key Notes / Requirements
Experience with building structural steel and Mechanical Quality Inspection & Test implementation for Mega Projects (e.g., semiconductor plants, Tesla’s Giga Factory project, etc.).
Ability to implement and/or manage Structural Steel, Pipe, Duct, and Pipe-rack Inspection.
Knowledge of City Inspection Processes and City Regulations.
