Field Quality Control - Variable Hour

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We’re currently growing our team of Artisans with Variable Hour Field Quality Control. This role is responsible for managing key client projects within our Mechanical Services business and for overseeing and managing all aspects of the quality control program to ensure products, processes, and services meet established standards and customer expectations. This role is responsible for ensuring all mechanical work, specifically piping and hose bolt-up, is performed in compliance with project specifications, codes, and client requirements. Field Quality Control supports the mechanical crews during MOB, making of Process Connections, CC Assist, DMOB, and additional Maintenance Window activities by performing inspections, documenting findings, and ensuring the highest level of safety and quality in execution.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Perform field inspections of piping and hose bolt-up activities to ensure proper assembly, torquing, and leak prevention.
• Verify that all mechanical work complies with applicable codes, standards, and client specifications (ASME, API, etc.).
• Maintain accurate and detailed records of inspections, tests, and corrective actions.
• Build, maintain, and transmit QC packages, either specified requirements by client or internal program.
• Monitor the use and calibration of torque wrenches and other bolt-up tools.
• Conduct pre-job walkdowns, witness pressure tests, and verify joint integrity before system turnover.
• Support mechanical crews by identifying non-conformances, providing corrective guidance, and escalating major issues to supervision.
• Coordinate with site supervision, planners, and engineers to resolve quality issues efficiently.
• Ensure all quality documentation (ITPs, checklists, turnover packages) is completed and submitted timely.
• Always promote and enforce company and client safety and quality standards.
• Participate in toolbox talks, quality meetings, and turnover discussions with clients.