Field Quality Technician

Landmark Structures; United States; On-site; USD 50,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading construction and engineering firm is looking for a Field Quality Technician to support the quality management system. You’ll assist with training and oversight in a role that demands initiative and quality assessments across projects. The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree or equivalent certification and at least three years in quality management within concrete construction. This position combines independent judgment with technical training to ensure compliance with quality standards.

Qualifications

• Minimum of three years of experience in quality management roles.
• Experience in concrete construction or related environments is essential.
• Professional certification in quality management is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Support EHS and Quality Assurance systems implementation.
• Conduct audits to ensure compliance with quality management systems.
• Provide training for employees and subcontractors.

Skills

Quality Management

Environmental Health & Safety (EHS)

Auditing

Training Development

Education

Bachelor's degree or industry-specific certification

Job description

Landmark is a leading provider of engineering, construction, and asset management services for storage solutions in the water, wastewater, power, and industrial markets. We operate throughout North American and have built our reputation on delivering the most challenging projects with a high degree of efficiency and precision.

Challenging the norm and innovating better methods is core to our approach.

The position of Field Quality Technician will assist the Director of Quality Assurance & Control with the development, oversight, training, and operational administration of quality policies, procedures, and work practices of the Landmark Quality Management System.

Essential Functions:

• Support activities and implementation of Landmark’s Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) and Quality Assurance & Control (QAC) systems.
• Assess the Landmark QAC system, reviewing and analyzing the effectiveness of respective policies and procedures.
• Ensure that quality issues are routinely discussed by all levels of management.
• Prepare reports as required.
• Develop/conduct audits to ensure compliance with Landmark QAC and EHS systems.
• Provide program administration to ensure all aspects of the project produce a quality result.
• Develop/perform quality-focused training for employees and subcontractors.
• Conduct periodic quality and safety inspections of worksites to identify and correct poor quality results or unsafe conditions and unsafe acts, and document relevant results.
• Investigate, assess, and document non-conformances and quality deficiencies.
• Ensure that quality assessments are completed throughout each project and provide crews with the necessary tools and training to safely perform work meeting Landmark’s standard of quality.
• Maintain knowledge of current industry quality issues, trends, regulatory changes, etc.

Responsibilities:

• Receiving and acting on QAC management guidance with respect to overall quality objectives.
• Daily work is generally self-directed and independent of others.
• Role operates within QAC & EHS policy guidelines and requires independent judgment in achieving assigned objectives.
• Role actively supports initiatives of the Landmark QAC system including Concrete Services.

Experience Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree from a four-year college or university in a field related to the essential functions of this position or an industry-specific certification and minimum of three (3) years of experience of progressive responsibility in similar positions.
• Experience in the development and maintenance of quality management processes in concrete construction or related environment.
• Exposure to concrete construction and/or concrete manufacturing environments with respect to quality system functions.
• Professional certification and training in an industry affiliated organization is preferred.