Entry-Level Asphalt QC Technician

Martin Marietta Materials, Inc.; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 34,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

Dental & Vision

401(k) with company match

Pension

Paid time off

Tuition assistance

Job summary

Martin Marietta Materials, Inc. is seeking a Quality Tech. in San Diego, CA to perform entry-level quality control testing, inspection, and documentation for aggregates and HMA materials.

You will ensure production and placement meet ASTM, AASHTO, CDOT, and company standards. This role collaborates with Plant Operations, Dispatch, Project Management, and the Division Lab to monitor material consistency, support daily testing, and maintain strong customer relationships while prioritizing safety

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• CAPA Levels A & B certification is required.
• Radiation Safety Training Certificate.
• No prior work experience required; 6 months–1 year in Quality Control Testing preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine testing of aggregates and HMA according to standards.
• Maintain accurate logs of testing and observations.
• Communicate testing results to operations and management.
• Support environmental compliance and safety procedures.
• Interact with customers at job sites to provide guidance on testing and quality.

Skills

Quality testing

Documentation

Effective communication

Time management

Detail oriented

Problem solving

Education

High school diploma

CAPA Levels A & B

Radiation Safety Training

Tools

QA tools

Job description

Martin Marietta Materials, Inc. is seeking a Quality Tech. in San Diego, CA to perform entry-level quality control testing, inspection, and documentation for aggregates and HMA materials.

You will ensure production and placement meet ASTM, AASHTO, CDOT, and company standards. This role collaborates with Plant Operations, Dispatch, Project Management, and the Division Lab to monitor material consistency, support daily testing, and maintain strong customer relationships while prioritizing safety