Manager, Quality Control

Aecon delivers some of the most complex and impactful infrastructure projects — from transformative transportation networks to critical energy, industrial and nuclear programs. The projects we build connect communities and power future generations. With deep roots in North America and a strong footprint internationally, Aecon brings global expertise and proudly serves public and private sector clients through its Construction and Concessions segment.

About the role

Reporting to the Senior Quality Manager, the Quality Control Manager (QCM) manages and provides input to the Fabrication Shop Quality Team. The QCM is the management representative with authority and responsibility to identify aspects affecting quality, report them to the Senior Quality Manager, resolve quality matters, and oversee verification, audit, and program review functions.

• Identify and record quality problems and issues related to the effective implementation of the QA Program
• Initiate, recommend, monitor, trend, and report implementation of actions required to address quality-related issues or provide solutions through designated channels
• Verify and confirm implementation and effectiveness of solutions
• Control further processing, delivery, or installation of a nonconforming item or service until a disposition has been obtained

The QCM and quality control personnel responsible for verification, examination, and testing have direct access to a level of management necessary to ensure appropriate quality assurance and quality control actions are implemented.

Responsibilities

• Support the Fabrication and Project teams on all matters pertaining to Quality Control
• Report conditions affecting quality to the Quality Manager
• Manage the Quality Control Team
• Assist with directing the performance of internal and external quality audits, including audits and assessments conducted on suppliers
• Verify procurement documents, procured items, and services for fabrication work
• Qualify Quality Control personnel and maintain qualification records
• Participate in the selection and assignment of Fabrication Shop Quality Personnel to ensure they are trained, qualified, competent, and certified where required
• Review and accept customer free-issue items and supporting documentation
• Direct preparation of History Dockets or History Files
• Supervise Quality personnel assigned to the project

Requirements

• Preferably a graduate of a four-year engineering program from a recognized university or equivalent work experience
• Minimum 7-10 years’ experience in quality assurance related to the Nuclear Industry
• Familiar with nondestructive examination and other inspection techniques related to the construction industry
• Management/Leadership experience and training
• Excellent communication and organizational skills
• Computer literate in MS Office, Access, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.

Skills

Excellent understanding of the following codes of construction:

• ASME Section III, Subsection NCA, NB, ND, NE, NF
• ASME Section II, Part A, B & C
• ASME Section V, IX, B31.1 & B31.3
• 10 CFR50 Appendix B and 10CFR Part 21
• CSA B51, N285.0, N286, and N299 Series of Standards
• CSA W59 & W47.1
• AWS D1.1 and D1.5

The following certifications would be an asset:

• ASME NQA-1 Nuclear Lead Auditor
• CWB Weld Inspector- Level II (CWB 178.2)
• AWS Certified Welding Inspector
• ASNT-TC-1A
• CGSB Level 2 – Liquid Penetrant & Magnetic Particle Technician

Previous working experience with 10CFR50 Appendix B and 10CFR Part 21 would be an asset.

Benefits

• Ensure you and your family receive services and benefits to support mental, emotional, and physical well-being
• Invest in your development through Aecon University, tuition reimbursement, and Leadership Programs
• Create work environments focused on mutual respect, teamwork, collaboration, and new ideas through meaningful initiatives and training
• Operate responsibly by managing risk, safety, and environmental considerations across all projects and surrounding communities

This position requires access to nuclear facilities and information governed by U.S. federal regulations. As a result, applicants must be U.S. citizens to meet eligibility and security clearance requirements.