Concrete Quality Control Engineer

Quality Control Engineer is responsible for quality control related activities to fulfill expectations and specific contract requirements of concrete construction project stakeholders.  The work involves overseeing and assuring quality work during various stages of construction to confirm compliance with the contract documents.  Quality Control’s primary focus is on the early identification and resolution of potential problems before they impact the project.  They will work to guarantee our customers have an above and beyond experience while working with Martin Concrete Construction.  In addition to other program requirements, the Quality Control Engineer will conduct daily field inspections for projects.  The Engineer is responsible for documenting observed conditions and completing inspection reports.  This is a full-time, onsite field position.  The Engineer will report to assigned projects for the durations as required to support project needs.  This is a traveling position. 

Responsibilities

• Report to assigned projects and provide full-time onsite quality leadership for projects within the United States. 
• Review of construction documents to identify and resolve conflicts/discrepancies between plans, specifications, and disciplines (architectural, structural, civil, MEP, etc.)
• Conduct a coordination drawing review to maintain alignment of subcontractor/vendor scopes and responsibilities; periodically audit electronic and printed construction documents.
• Ensure field personnel, subcontractors and vendors have received and adhere to current drawings, specifications, and quality program requirements.
• Check to assure that all materials and/or equipment have been tested, submitted, and approved in accordance with construction documents, client requirements, and company standards.
• Ensure material delivery receipt has been inspected for compliance, damage, and storage.
• Perform 3 Phase inspections of construction in accordance with client requirements and company standards.  Confirms compliance with Martin Concrete and/or Site-Specific Quality Plans.
• Examine work area to establish that all required preliminary work has been completed as required.
• Maintain formal deficiency/re-work tracking system and distribute to project teams in accordance with quality program requirements.
• Complete timely execution of 3 Phase Inspections and maintain a summary of all testing, site observations, 3 Phase Inspections and audits.
• Submit quality control reports in accordance with quality program requirements.
• Prepare for and present the quality portion of the Definable Work Phase meetings ensuring their portion of the meeting is documented on the agenda and meeting minutes for record and follow-up.
• Prepare and maintain all required documentation, records, and reports.
• Work with Quality Control Manager, Quality Control Technicians, Project Management, Field Operations, and project stakeholders to establish daily inspection schedules.
• Actively participate in execution of pre-pour checklists with project team.
• Timely conduct pre-final, final and punch list inspections to close each definable work phase.
• Identify additional inspection needs, delegate and/or assist with other inspection services as required for the assigned project.
• Develop and maintain strong professional relationships with project stakeholders, vendors, clients,  and employees
• Uphold safety standards and ensure projects are working safely at all times. Ensure that any safety hazards identified are immediately corrected.
• Review, understand and ensure appropriate Job Hazard Analysis, Safety Data Sheets, and Site-Specific Safety Plans are available and understood by all team members.
• Employees are expected to maintain a positive work environment by acting and communicating in a professional manner. Ensuring that they ae able to cohesively work with clients, vendors, peers, employees, and management at all times.

Minimum Requirements    

• Prospective applicants must be able to read blueprints and other construction documents.
• Strong understanding of concrete materials and building methods.
• Clear and effective oral and written communication skills. This includes possessing the ability to communicate with field personnel and project stakeholders in a professional manner at all times.
• Must be able to exert 25-50 pounds of force occasionally and/or a negligible amount of force constantly to lift, carry, push, pull or otherwise move equipment and other objects.
• Current driver's license with a clean driving record.
• Ability and willingness to travel.
• High School diploma or general education degree (GED).
• 5 years minimum of construction related or equivalent testing experience.
• Possess OSHA 10-hour or OSHA 30-hour certification or the ability to obtain within 3 months of hire.