QA/QC Manager - CWI
great basin industrialKaysville (UT)
About the role
Qa/Qc Manager - CwiGreat Basin Industrial is seeking a highly skilled QA/QC Manager - CWI to join our team in the oil and energy sector. In this leadership role, you will be responsible for ensuring that all quality control processes are effectively implemented across various projects. You will lead a team of inspectors and technicians, oversee compliance with industry standards, and ensure that all materials and workmanship meet the stringent requirements set forth by the company and regulatory bodies. As the QA/QC Manager, you will work closely with project managers and engineers to develop and maintain quality assurance protocols, conduct audits, and provide training as necessary. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in quality assurance, extensive knowledge of welding processes, and the ability to effectively communicate with various stakeholders.
Salary: Negotiable based on experience
Travel: Travel may be required
Responsibilities:
Develop, implement, and manage QA/QC programs and procedures in accordance with company and industry standards.
Lead a team of QA/QC inspectors to ensure compliance with specifications, codes, and standards.
Conduct audits and inspections on projects to ensure adherence to quality standards.
Review and approve quality-related documentation such as inspection reports, testing results, and non-conformance reports.
Collaborate with project managers, engineering teams, and contractors to address quality-related issues effectively.
Provide training and guidance to employees on QA/QC practices and regulations.
Maintain accurate and organized documentation of quality control activities.
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