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The Right of Way Land Manager serves a major role in field operations, providing critical functions related to internal and external relationships, human resource management, development, as well as management of departmental and project budgets, and overall management of adverse portfolio of projects situated across the country.
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A Quality Control Manager (QCM) is responsible for overall management of the QC program and has the authority to act in all QC matters for the Contractor. Work closely with the Project Manager, Superintendent, Site Health & Safety Officer, and other project personnel to be a resource that readily understands the quality requirements for each definable feature of work.
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Tetra Tech is looking for a Deputy Quality Control Manager (remote/hybrid) that supports the Operating Unit (OU) Quality Assurance Manager in all aspects of corporate and programmatic QA/QC functions.
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Quality Reporting: Prepare and submit regular QA/QC reports to project management, highlighting key quality metrics, inspection findings, trends, and areas for improvement.
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Quality Control Manager MAJOR FUNCTION The Quality Control Manager's primary function is to assist the Technical Director/Project Manager of Quality Control and Corporate Support in maintaining the Corporate QC program and developing the QC Specialist staff.
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Prepare and report material test results to QC/QA Manager immediately upon completion of testing. Bituminous Roadways, Inc. is looking to add Quality Control Lab Technicians to our Quality Control Department.
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Performing daily QC testing on Hot Mix Asphalt as required by governing agencies and at the discretion of the QC Manager. We are seeking a Trainee Quality Control technician to join our team in the South region of Florida which inlcudes Fort Myers, Naples and Nokomis.
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Overview: Overview The Quality Control/Safety Inspector ensures personnel follow applicable quality control (QC) and environmental health and safety (EHS) policies, procedures, directives, and standards pertaining to the performance of facility maintenance, alterations, repairs, preventive maintenance, service calls, and other services.
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Southwest Concrete Paving Project Contractor Quality Control Manager (CQCM) Implement and reinforce the Quality Control Plan of the Project. Manage the USACE/NAVFAC Three Phase Quality Control Process, which may include preparatory meetings, initial and follow up inspections and create all required documentation on all definable features of work.
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In the QC Manager role your responsibilities include overall management of the Contractor's Quality Control (CQC) with the authority to act in all CQC matters. Dewberry is currently seeking a Quality Control Manager/Site Safety & Health Officer to work out of our Fairfax, VA office, with job sites around Northern Virginia, DC, and Maryland.
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We are looking for a Quality Control Inspector to perform railcar final inspections, this ensures the required work is completed in compliance with industry standards and customer requirements.
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Reporting to the Quality manager, this position is responsible for all quality control testing and activities on site including incoming raw material and finished good testing.
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Manager, Right-of-Way Survey Services, plans, organizes and directs the statewide right-of-way survey services program; manages the operation and staff within the right-of-way survey services section; coordinates project activities; and provides expertise to staff in the accurate analysis and evaluation of problems and adaptation of effective solutions.
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May perform specialized analysis under the direction of the Plant Manager, Laboratory Manager or Laboratory Supervisor to support applied quality assurance and control procedures.
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Key Responsibilities : The Quality Control Inspector must be capable of performing visual inspection, 100% welding inspection, shop production fit up inspection, tolerances per spec and customer requirements, basic knowledge of AWS D1.1, and/or structural steel fabrication inspection.
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