Traveling Quality Control Superintendent (QA/QC) - Mechanical Construction
Traveling Quality Control Superintendent (QA/QC) - Mechanical Construction
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Lead and manage on-site quality control programs for mechanical scopes of work
- Ensure all installations comply with contract documents, specifications, and applicable codes
- Conduct inspections, track deficiencies, and drive resolution through closeout
- Coordinate with project management, field teams, and subcontractors to maintain quality standards
- Maintain and manage QA/QC documentation, reports, and turnover packages
- Support pre-functional and functional testing, working closely with commissioning teams
- Identify potential quality risks and proactively implement corrective actions
- Participate in client meetings, inspections, and audits as needed
- 5+ years of experience in quality control or field supervision within mechanical construction
- Experience working on data centers or other mission-critical projects strongly preferred
- Strong understanding of HVAC, piping, and mechanical systems installation
- Familiarity with commissioning processes and turnover documentation
- Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, specs, and submittals
- Willingness and ability to travel full-time to project sites nationwide
- Competitive base salary (commensurate with experience)
- Comprehensive travel package (per diem, housing, or allowances)
- Full benefits package including medical, dental, vision, and 401(k)
- Opportunity to work on high-profile, large-scale data center builds
- Clear path for career growth and advancement within a reputable organization
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