Compliance Associate
Compliance Associate
Posted today
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Conduct internal audits of existing quality and safety policies, procedures, workflows, field practices, and documentation
- Assess current practices for alignment with company expectations, client requirements, and applicable regulations
- Document findings, identify opportunities for enhanced consistency and clarity, and track progress on improvement initiatives
- Develop simple, repeatable methods for monitoring compliance trends and reporting observations to leadership
- Create or refine standardized procedures, checklists, templates, and documentation tools
- Develop and deliver internal training materials to enhance understanding of quality and safety expectations
- Support onboarding by preparing quality- and safety-related content for new employees
- Serve as an internal resource for employees seeking clarification on procedures, documentation, or safety standards
- Maintain organized, up-to-date quality and safety documentation with proper version control
- Support consistent use of standardized forms and workflows across the organization
- Collaborate with project managers, field personnel, and leadership to understand operational needs and integrate quality and safety standards into everyday work
- Train staff on documentation quality expectations and defensible reporting practices
- Support root cause analysis and corrective action planning when issues are identified
- Track quality and safety Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and communicate trends to executive leadership
- Lead annual quality and safety reviews and advise on policy and procedure updates
- Lead ISO readiness assessments and assist in planning for future certification
- Exercise stop-work authority when unsafe or nonconforming conditions are observed
- Perform other duties as assigned by Company Management
- Bachelor’s or Associate’s Degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Occupational Safety & Health, Quality Assurance, or equivalent experience 3+ years of experience in construction, commissioning, TAB, QA/QC, or safety managementOSHA 30 and strong knowledge of OSHA requirements
- Ability to visit construction sites to conduct field quality and safety assessments
- Demonstrated experience in developing, auditing, and implementing quality and safety policies and procedures
- Familiarity with commissioning and TAB processes
- Experience in regulated environments (life sciences, healthcare, data centers) preferred
- Familiarity with NEBB, AABC, TABB, or similar standards preferred
- Exposure to ISO 9001 systems preferred
- Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills
- Effective written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to influence field teams and leadership
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite; exposure to project software preferred
- Valid driver’s license and clean motor vehicle record
- The successful candidate will enjoy:
- Competitive part-time compensation
- Opportunity to grow into a full-time role
- Meaningful influence on safety, quality, and company culture
- Direct interaction with executive leadership
- Ability to shape systems that support future ISO certification
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