QA Mechanical Inspector- Construction
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Now sections:
About the role
QA Mechanical Inspector to support quality assurance oversight on large capital infrastructure projects. This role is responsible for reviewing contractor quality control programs, conducting QA audits, ensuring compliance with project specifications, and supporting field teams through technical guidance and oversight.
Responsibilities
- Report directly to the Lead QA Manager and provide QA oversight across multiple projects
- Review Design Builder (DB) QC programs, test plans, and inspection procedures
- Review critical submittals and shop drawings and provide feedback
- Interpret contract documents and ensure compliance across all QA/QC processes
- Monitor BIM 360 workflows for issue tracking, checklists, and reporting
- Conduct unannounced QA audits of contractor QC implementation and documentation
- Review testing and inspection reports and identify deficiencies
- Issue noncompliance reports and verify corrective actions and closeout
- Document QA/QC lessons learned and share best practices across projects
- Conduct QA/QC coordination meetings with contractors and field teams
- Track and report QA metrics, activities, and KPIs for monthly reporting
- Provide technical guidance and coaching to field staff
- Participate in OAC meetings, QA/QC meetings, pre‑installation meetings, and inspections
- Maintain clear and professional communication with all stakeholders
- Work extended hours or weekends as required by project schedules
Requirements
Education: High school diploma or equivalent required; Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Construction Management, Engineering Technology, or a related technical field preferred.
- Minimum of ten (10) years of mechanical construction inspection or quality assurance experience
- Minimum of five (5) years of experience inspecting mechanical systems on commercial airports, large transportation facilities, hospitals, higher education, or other complex commercial facilities
- Experience serving as an Owner's Representative, Construction Manager, Program Management Consultant, or Quality Assurance Inspector
- Experience with projects exceeding $25 million in construction value is preferred
Qualifications
- Florida DBPR – Building Code Administrators & Inspectors License
- State‑Level Fire Inspector Certification
- Standard Mechanical Inspector Certification
- Standard Plumbing Inspector Certification
- NICET Certification for Fire Protection Systems
- Experience with electrification infrastructure projects
- Experience with MEP systems on large capital programs
Skills
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite including MS Project
- Ability to quickly learn new systems such as SharePoint
- Experience using Bluebeam PDF software
- Strong organizational, prioritization, and detail‑oriented skills
Benefits
- 100% company‑paid medical, dental, vision, 401k, life, and long‑term disability insurance coverage for the employee
- Career advancement and professional development opportunities
- Collaborative and growth‑focused team environment
- Opportunities to work on high‑impact infrastructure projects across the United States and the U.S. Virgin Islands
Pay
$135,000 annually
Schedule
Full‑Time, On‑Site
We need to ensure no extra sections like "About Your Role" duplicate. We used About the role.
Check for any repeated content: We have responsibilities list includes many items; we captured all from "What You’ll Do". Good.
Education Requirements captured.
What You’ll Need to Get the Job Done captured as Requirements list plus education paragraph.
What Will Make You Stand Out captured as Qualifications list.
Skills captured from proficiency etc.
Benefits captured from "What You Can Expect from CMTS". We included all bullet points.
Pay captured.
Schedule captured from Full-Time | On-Site.
We omitted location maybe but could include in a short p at top. The instruction: "fold minor metadata into a short or drop it." We could add a p: "Location: Tampa, FL • Full‑Time • On‑Site". But we already have Schedule section with Full-Time, On-Site. Location maybe not needed. Could add a short p before sections: "Location: Tampa, FL". But schedule already includes On-Site. Might be redundant but okay. Safer to add a short p: "Location: Tampa, FL". Not a heading.
Let's add at top:
Location: Tampa, FL
Now ensure we didn't include any boilerplate like EEO, etc. We removed.
Check for any repeated lines: We have "Experience with projects exceeding $25 million in construction value is preferred." In Requirements list we have that. Good.
Check for any missing: "Ability to quickly learn new systems such as SharePoint" included in Skills.
"Experience using Bluebeam PDF software" included.
"Strong organizational, prioritization, and detail-oriented skills" included.
"Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite including MS Project" included.
Now check for any content we missed: "Report directly to the Lead QA Manager and provide QA oversight across multiple projects" included.
"Review Design Builder (DB) QC programs, test plans, and inspection procedures" included.
"Review critical submittals and shop drawings and provide feedback" included.
"Interpret contract documents and ensure compliance across all QA/QC processes" included.
"Monitor BIM 360 workflows for issue tracking, checklists, and reporting" included.
"Conduct unannounced QA audits of contractor QC implementation and documentation" included.
"Review testing and inspection reports and identify deficiencies" included.
"Issue noncompliance reports and verify corrective actions and closeout" included.
"Document QA/QC lessons learned and share best practices across projects" included.
"Conduct QA/QC coordination meetings with contractors and field teams" included.
"Track and report QA metrics, activities, and KPIs for monthly reporting" included.
"Provide technical guidance and coaching to field staff" included.
"Participate in OAC meetings, QA/QC meetings, pre‑installation meetings, and inspections" included.
"Maintain clear and professional communication with all stakeholders" included.
"Work extended hours or weekends as required by project schedules" included.
Education: "High school diploma or equivalent required.Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Construction
for prose. We need to preserve all substantive information; do not invent or summarize away detail. We must remove boilerplate: EEO, application instructions, etc. We must not include duplicated lines. We need to output only HTML fragment. Let's craft. First, maybe a short paragraph for metadata? The instruction: "Do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short
or drop it." There's no Job ID. There's location Tampa, FL and Full-Time etc. Could include a short
at top: "Location: Tampa, FL • Full-Time • On-Site". But not required. Could drop. Better to include a short
with location and employment type. Now sections:
About the role
QA Mechanical Inspector to support quality assurance oversight on large capital infrastructure projects. This role is responsible for reviewing contractor quality control programs, conducting QA audits, ensuring compliance with project specifications, and supporting field teams through technical guidance and oversight.
Responsibilities
- Report directly to the Lead QA Manager and provide QA oversight across multiple projects
- Review Design Builder (DB) QC programs, test plans, and inspection procedures
- Review critical submittals and shop drawings and provide feedback
- Interpret contract documents and ensure compliance across all QA/QC processes
- Monitor BIM 360 workflows for issue tracking, checklists, and reporting
- Conduct unannounced QA audits of contractor QC implementation and documentation
- Review testing and inspection reports and identify deficiencies
- Issue noncompliance reports and verify corrective actions and closeout
- Document QA/QC lessons learned and share best practices across projects
- Conduct QA/QC coordination meetings with contractors and field teams
- Track and report QA metrics, activities, and KPIs for monthly reporting
- Provide technical guidance and coaching to field staff
- Participate in OAC meetings, QA/QC meetings, pre‑installation meetings, and inspections
- Maintain clear and professional communication with all stakeholders
- Work extended hours or weekends as required by project schedules
Requirements
Education: High school diploma or equivalent required; Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Construction Management, Engineering Technology, or a related technical field preferred.
- Minimum of ten (10) years of mechanical construction inspection or quality assurance experience
- Minimum of five (5) years of experience inspecting mechanical systems on commercial airports, large transportation facilities, hospitals, higher education, or other complex commercial facilities
- Experience serving as an Owner's Representative, Construction Manager, Program Management Consultant, or Quality Assurance Inspector
- Experience with projects exceeding $25 million in construction value is preferred
Qualifications
- Florida DBPR – Building Code Administrators & Inspectors License
- State‑Level Fire Inspector Certification
- Standard Mechanical Inspector Certification
- Standard Plumbing Inspector Certification
- NICET Certification for Fire Protection Systems
- Experience with electrification infrastructure projects
- Experience with MEP systems on large capital programs
Skills
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite including MS Project
- Ability to quickly learn new systems such as SharePoint
- Experience using Bluebeam PDF software
- Strong organizational, prioritization, and detail‑oriented skills
Benefits
- 100% company‑paid medical, dental, vision, 401k, life, and long‑term disability insurance coverage for the employee
- Career advancement and professional development opportunities
- Collaborative and growth‑focused team environment
- Opportunities to work on high‑impact infrastructure projects across the United States and the U.S. Virgin Islands
Pay
$135,000 annually
Schedule
Full‑Time, On‑Site
We need to ensure no extra sections like "About Your Role" duplicate. We used About the role. Check for any repeated content: We have responsibilities list includes many items; we captured all from "What You’ll Do". Good. Education Requirements captured. What You’ll Need to Get the Job Done captured as Requirements list plus education paragraph. What Will Make You Stand Out captured as Qualifications list. Skills captured from proficiency etc. Benefits captured from "What You Can Expect from CMTS". We included all bullet points. Pay captured. Schedule captured from Full-Time | On-Site. We omitted location maybe but could include in a short p at top. The instruction: "fold minor metadata into a shortor drop it." We could add a p: "Location: Tampa, FL • Full‑Time • On‑Site". But we already have Schedule section with Full-Time, On-Site. Location maybe not needed. Could add a short p before sections: "Location: Tampa, FL". But schedule already includes On-Site. Might be redundant but okay. Safer to add a short p: "Location: Tampa, FL". Not a heading. Let's add at top:
Location: Tampa, FL
Now ensure we didn't include any boilerplate like EEO, etc. We removed. Check for any repeated lines: We have "Experience with projects exceeding $25 million in construction value is preferred." In Requirements list we have that. Good. Check for any missing: "Ability to quickly learn new systems such as SharePoint" included in Skills. "Experience using Bluebeam PDF software" included. "Strong organizational, prioritization, and detail-oriented skills" included. "Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite including MS Project" included. Now check for any content we missed: "Report directly to the Lead QA Manager and provide QA oversight across multiple projects" included. "Review Design Builder (DB) QC programs, test plans, and inspection procedures" included. "Review critical submittals and shop drawings and provide feedback" included. "Interpret contract documents and ensure compliance across all QA/QC processes" included. "Monitor BIM 360 workflows for issue tracking, checklists, and reporting" included. "Conduct unannounced QA audits of contractor QC implementation and documentation" included. "Review testing and inspection reports and identify deficiencies" included. "Issue noncompliance reports and verify corrective actions and closeout" included. "Document QA/QC lessons learned and share best practices across projects" included. "Conduct QA/QC coordination meetings with contractors and field teams" included. "Track and report QA metrics, activities, and KPIs for monthly reporting" included. "Provide technical guidance and coaching to field staff" included. "Participate in OAC meetings, QA/QC meetings, pre‑installation meetings, and inspections" included. "Maintain clear and professional communication with all stakeholders" included. "Work extended hours or weekends as required by project schedules" included. Education: "High school diploma or equivalent required.Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Construction