Mechanical QA/QC

Role overview

This contract position focuses on quality control inspections and the supporting documentation for mechanical systems in a cleanroom setting.

Key responsibilities

• Carry out system walkdowns at the initial stage, during follow-up checks, and at final completion.
• Coordinate with contractors and subcontractors to confirm that project work follows company, customer, industry, and regulatory requirements.
• Apply and enforce relevant codes and standards for plumbing, HVAC, PVC, and PVDF inspection.
• Partner with project stakeholders to organize construction-related tasks and resolve questions around work methods and quality matters.
• Maintain accurate records and organize documentation that demonstrates the operation, maintenance, and effectiveness of the QA program.
• Prepare QA paperwork and any other project reports that are needed.
• Compile progress and status reports as work advances.
• Communicate with subcontractors, superintendents, office personnel, engineers, consultants, and owner representatives to keep project activities moving.
• Represent the company in pre-construction, design, project, and operations meetings.
• Complete final QA checks on installed systems and equipment.
• Respond to technical queries during execution of the project.
• Review installations with the system owner and verify hardware and configuration against the design documents.
• Confirm that equipment and the full system meet expectations during OAT/FAT processes.

Required competencies

• Ability to adapt to changing priorities, delays, and unexpected situations.
• Strong reliability, punctuality, and commitment to completing assigned work on schedule.
• Comfort working independently, taking initiative, and following through on commitments.
• Respect for diversity, integrity, professionalism, and a collaborative work style.
• Clear verbal and written communication for meetings, reports, and coordination with multiple teams.
• Strong planning, organization, problem-solving, and quality-focused execution.
• Awareness of safety procedures and ability to work safely in active construction and inspection environments.
• Team-oriented mindset with the ability to support shared project goals.
• Technical competence and willingness to keep building knowledge and skills.

Physical and site requirements

• Work involves frequent standing, walking, sitting, and use of hands and fingers.
• Occasional climbing, balancing, bending, stooping, kneeling, or crawling may be required.
• Talking, hearing, and in some cases tasting or smelling are part of the role.
• The role may involve working near moving mechanical parts, at heights, around fumes, airborne particles, or toxic chemicals.
• Work conditions are generally moderate in noise level.
• Must occasionally lift or move more than 20 pounds.
• Required vision capabilities include close, distance, peripheral, and depth perception, along with focus adjustment.
• Personal protective equipment must be worn, including eye protection, hard hat, lab coat, gloves, steel-toed shoes, hearing protection, and respirators.
• Ability to access and move safely through indoor and outdoor inspection areas, including ladders, stairs, catwalks, and uneven surfaces, is essential.

Additional information

This description outlines the main duties and requirements for the role, but it is not exhaustive. Management may change or reassign duties at any time. Reasonable accommodation may be provided to support individuals with disabilities in performing essential job functions.