Pressure Piping Quality Systems Manager (ASME/CWI)

100Hires, Inc.; Portage (MI); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

100Hires, Inc. seeks a Quality Systems Manager to establish and lead a world‑class QMS aligned with ASME, AWS, API and client standards across shop and field operations.

You will publish ITPs, QCPs, WPSs and PQRs, manage NCR/CAR cycles, and supervise NDE activities while coordinating hydrostatic and pneumatic tests to code. You’ll also train QC staff and ensure seamless code compliance.

Qualifications

• Education: BS in Mechanical Engineering, Construction Management, or related; AS with relevant experience considered.
• Experience: 8+ years in QA/QC for industrial piping construction/fabrication.
• 5+ years leading QC on union projects.
• Leadership of ASME B31.1/B31.3 programs and related codes.

Responsibilities

• Establish QMS aligned with ASME, AWS, API, and client standards.
• Publish ITPs, QCPs, WPSs, and PQRs; maintain document control, NCRs, and CAR/PAR cycles.
• Direct NDE (RT/UT/MT/PT/VT/ PMI) and accept results; lead hydrostatic, pneumatic, leak, and functional testing to code.
• Act as Code Authority; navigate ASME B31.1/B31.3/B31.9; secure permits and stamps when required.
• Recruit and coach QC Inspectors/Coordinators; train teams; interface with project management and field supervision.

Skills

Quality Inspection Experience

Quality Control Experience

Construction Management

Blueprint Reading

ASME

CWI

OSHA 10-Hour

Education

BS in Mechanical Engineering

AS degree with relevant experience

HS/GED with 12+ years experience

Tools

ProCore

Bluebeam

Job description

Pressure Piping Quality Systems Manager (ASME/CWI)Our mission is simple: deliver safe, code-compliant piping systems—from high-purity to steam and cryogenic—that perform flawlessly. As our Quality Systems Manager, you’ll be the force that turns that mission into daily practice across shop and field.How you’ll advance the missionEstablish world-class controls: Architect and refine a QMS aligned with ASME, AWS, API, and client standards; publish ITPs, QCPs, WPSs, and PQRs; maintain airtight document control, NCRs, and CAR/PAR cycles. Protect weld integrity: Own welder/operator qualifications per ASME Section IX/AWS; coordinate destructive/NDE testing; manage weld mapping, joint tracking, and heat treatment documentation. Assure fit-for-service systems: Direct NDE (RT, UT, MT, PT, VT, PMI) and accept results; lead hydrostatic, pneumatic, leak, and functional testing to code and spec. Uphold the code: Act as designated Code Authority; navigate ASME B31.1, B31.3, B31.9, B31.12; ASME Section I & VIII; OSHA 29 CFR 1910/1926; secure permits and stamps when required. Earn trust: Serve as primary quality contact for clients, owner reps, and regulators; drive preconstruction/constructability input; resolve RFIs/NCRs; present KPIs and trends. Build capability: Recruit and coach QC Inspectors/Coordinators; deliver training; partner with union stewards and foremen; align with PMs/estimators to plan for quality.Role contextReports To: Senior Director of Capital Project OperationsDepartment: Quality Assurance & Quality ControlTravel Requirement: Up to 40% – Project sites, client facilities, fabrication shopsUnion Context: Non-union management position; oversight of union craft workforceRevision Date: 2026QualificationsEducationBS in Mechanical Engineering, Construction Management, or related discipline preferred.AS degree with relevant experience considered; or HS/GED with 12+ years progressive industrial piping quality management.Experience8+ years in QA/QC for industrial piping construction/fabrication.5+ years leading QC on union projects.Demonstrable leadership of ASME B31.1/B31.3 programs.Strong preference for pipe fabrication shop experience.Knowledge of CBAs and construction labor relations.Licenses & certificationsAWS Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) — Required.ASME Inspector qualification or equivalent — Strongly preferred.ASNT Level II/III in RT, UT, MT, and/or PT — Preferred.API 570 — Preferred.OSHA 30-Hour Construction — Required (obtain within 90 days if not current).Technical masteryASME B31.1, B31.3, B31.9; ASME Section IX; AWS D1.1/D1.6; OSHA 1910/1926.QMS/ITP/WPS/PQR authorship; NCR/CAR/PAR systems; material control and traceability.Procore and Bluebeam or similar construction/document control software.Interpret P&IDs, isometrics, and fabrication/engineering drawings.NDE methods and acceptance criteria.Working conditionsOffice and field mix across industrial plants, refineries, power generation, and commercial sites.Weather exposure, heights, confined spaces, industrial hazards; PPE at all times on site.Climb ladders/scaffolding; work at elevation; navigate tight spaces; prolonged standing/walking.Valid driver’s license; reliable transportation for local site travel.Core proficiencies & toolsetQuality Inspection Experience; Quality Control Experience; Construction Management.Blueprint Reading; ASME; CWI; OSHA 10-Hour Certification (OSHA 10).Quality Control Software; Bluebeam; ProCore; Certified Welding Inspector practice.Legal statements (inserted verbatim)**FLSA Status:Exempt – SalariedMust be able to pass client-required background checks, drug screens, and site access requirements, which may include DISA enrollment