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Quality Assurance Engineering Technician (QAET)

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Description

We are seeking experienced Quality Assurance Engineering Technicians to perform on-site construction quality assurance and safety oversight in support of NAVFAC Northwest.


The QAET will serve as a primary field representative responsible for observing construction, documenting contractor performance, evaluating workmanship, monitoring safety compliance, and assisting Government construction management personnel.


Responsibilities

  • Perform daily on-site construction inspections.
  • Verify construction complies with plans, specifications, and contract requirements.
  • Monitor contractor QA/QC and safety programs.
  • Inspect construction materials, equipment, installation, and workmanship.
  • Interpret construction drawings and specifications.
  • Generate detailed daily inspection and QA reports.
  • Maintain project records and construction photo documentation.
  • Review RFIs, submittals, contractor correspondence, and technical documentation.
  • Attend preparatory, initial, follow-up, and weekly Quality Control meetings.
  • Monitor construction surveying and material/system testing.
  • Identify and document construction deficiencies and non-compliant work.
  • Monitor environmental protection requirements.
  • Review payment requests and verify completed work.
  • Inspect stored materials when necessary.
  • Review and monitor construction as-builts.
  • Support contract modifications, estimates, cost proposals, claims, and delay analysis.
  • Participate in constructability reviews.
  • Identify long-lead construction materials and potential impacts to project schedules.
  • Witness system testing and acceptance activities.
  • Coordinate with construction managers, engineers, Government representatives, designers, contractors, and other project stakeholders.


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