Senior QA/QC Inspector Lead

ACCO Engineered Systems; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

ACCO Engineered Systems in Phoenix, AZ seeks a QA/QC Inspector III to serve as the technical lead for project quality. You will direct the inspection work, set expectations for practice and documentation, and coach inspectors toward consistent performance.

You will own the Quality Control Plan execution, drive first-in inspection for new crews and materials, maintain hold points, and coordinate with field, shop, and project management to resolve issues and improve processes.

Qualifications

• Eight or more years of quality control experience in construction, fabrication, welding, or related fields.
• Current AWS QC1 Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) preferred.
• Strong knowledge of ASME Section IX and related codes.
• Ability to lead and train inspection staff.

Responsibilities

• Lead the QA/QC inspection team and set expectations for practice, documentation, and professional interaction.
• Manage daily inspection assignments and hold points based on scope, risk, and schedule.
• Coordinate nonconformance reports and corrective actions; ensure timely closure and close-out.
• Attend project meetings and issue QA/QC three-week look-ahead for the assigned project.
• Release the project turnover package and final quality letter after review by QA/QC leadership.

Skills

Quality control

Inspection leadership

Documentation

Team coaching

Education

Associate degree or equivalent

Tools

Procore

Box

Bluebeam

PlanGrid

Job description

ACCO Engineered Systems in Phoenix, AZ seeks a QA/QC Inspector III to serve as the technical lead for project quality. You will direct the inspection work, set expectations for practice and documentation, and coach inspectors toward consistent performance.

You will own the Quality Control Plan execution, drive first-in inspection for new crews and materials, maintain hold points, and coordinate with field, shop, and project management to resolve issues and improve processes.