Quality Specialist for Megaproject in Luleå, Northern Sweden

NCC AKTIEBOLAG; Uppsala kommun; On-site; SEK 540,000 - 720,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benify benefits

Travel and accommodation within Sweden

Job summary

NCC Green Industry Transformation Sweden seeks a Quality Specialist to own quality across a major Northern Sweden project. You will set up and maintain quality standards, drive improvements, and perform internal quality assurance and support client audits.

You will collaborate with the production team, clients, and subcontractors, reporting findings and implementing corrective actions. On-site presence in Luleå is required for at least 50% of the time, with travel within Sweden as needed.

Qualifications

• Experience in quality management within large-scale construction or industrial projects.
• Understanding of certifications and quality standards.
• Ability to combine a holistic approach with strong attention to detail.
• Capability to independently build and implement processes.
• Drive to develop and improve quality practices.
• Proficiency in documenting, reporting, and presentations.
• Strong collaboration with clients and suppliers.
• Excellent English and/or Swedish language skills.

Responsibilities

• Establish and implement quality standards and quality control plans.
• Be responsible for documenting quality deviations.
• Train and support the project in quality-related matters.
• Compile and present quality documentation to the client.
• Manage external quality requirements and collaborate with the client on quality matters.
• Conduct internal audits of subcontractors and suppliers.
• Support external audits and inspections.
• Challenge and develop quality practices through proactive improvement initiatives.

Skills

Quality management

Audits

Documentation

Stakeholder communication

Job description

NCC Green Industry Transformation Sweden is facing a historic transformation. Heavy industry is undergoing a shift, paving the way for a fossil‑free future that creates significant value in terms of economic growth, technological development, and the environment. As an important part of community development in northern Sweden—where some of the most critical investments are taking place—we are now seeking a driven Quality Specialist, a key role in one of our complex projects in Northern Sweden.

About the role

As a Quality Specialist, you will support a specific part of the production team within the project. You will take ownership of quality matters and build and implement processes to ensure that we meet the highest standards. You will work both strategically and operationally to ensure that quality standards are followed across all construction phases, drive quality improvements by analysing the results of quality reviews, and develop improvement proposals. Your work will involve both internal quality assurance and external audits.

Responsibilities

• Establish and implement quality standards and quality control plans
• Be responsible for documenting quality deviations
• Train and support the project in quality‑related matters
• Compile and present quality documentation to the client
• Manage external quality requirements and collaborate with the client on quality matters
• Conduct internal audits of subcontractors and suppliers
• Support external audits and inspections
• Challenge and develop quality practices through proactive improvement initiatives

Your profile

• Experience in quality management within large‑scale construction or industrial projects
• Understanding of certifications and quality standards
• The ability to combine a holistic approach with strong attention to detail
• The capability to independently build and implement processes
• A drive to develop and improve quality practices
• Confidence in handling documentation, reporting, and presentations
• Strong collaboration skills and experience working closely with both clients and suppliers
• Excellent communication skills in English and/or Swedish at a professional level
• The ability to communicate clearly and effectively, build rapport, and engage confidently with stakeholders at all levels

Location

On‑site presence in the city of Luleå (North of Sweden) is required for at least 50 % of working hours, and at certain periods the role will require close to full‑time presence on‑site. The position may be taken by candidates based elsewhere in Sweden, with acceptable travel options. NCC will arrange travel and accommodation within Sweden. Background checks are conducted in accordance with NCC’s security culture.

Swedish Work Permit

Candidates must have the legal right to work in Sweden. The role requires regular on‑site presence in Sweden and relocation support is limited.

Benefits

NCC offers a wide range of employee benefits and internal training opportunities, collective agreements, insurance, reduced working hours, wellness allowances, lunch benefits, and other offers available through Benify.

Contact

For more information about the recruitment process, please contact Recruitment Specialist Wuendy Cardenas at [e-mail]. Application deadline: July 31, 2026.