Quality Engineer
enterprise precast concreteOmaha (NE)
About the role
Enterprise Precast Concrete is the nation's premier provider of high quality architectural precast components for decades. We provide products from architectural panels and custom architectural fabrication to site furnishings and design/build consultation. The Quality Engineer will report to the Quality Control Manager within the Operations department. The Quality Engineer's mission is to ensure all architectural precast concrete products strictly meet project drawings, architectural specifications, dimensional tolerances, and visual standards through proactive quality control, meticulous inspection across all production phases, and collaborative continuous improvement with plant operations.
Responsibilities & Duties:
- Preforms pre-pour inspection of all forms, reinforcement, steel and inserts
- Inspects all finished product
- Ensures that all precast products are correctly marked
- Maintains daily and project production records
- Completes daily Quality Control documentation
Requirements:
- Engineering DegreeACI or PCI Certified (preferred)1-2 years of Field Technician or concrete specific experience
- Ability to read blueprints and tape measure
- Good computer skills
Benefits:
- FULLTIME YEAR-ROUND WORKMedical, Dental & Vision Benefit's after 60 Days
- Competitive Compensation & Profit Sharing
- Available Over Time 401K with Match
- Internal promotional opportunities
Company Sustainability - Since 1940 Enterprise Properties, Inc. and its subsidiaries are an equal opportunity employer that complies with EEOC rules and regulations. Enterprise Precast Concrete is part of the Enterprise Properties, Inc Family Pre-Employment Drug Screen, Criminal Background check, Reference check & Employment Verification are all part of our hiring process.#EPCI2021
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