Quality Specialist - KSIA

In this role, you will support in reviewing the contractors’ QMS related plans, Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), Quality Procedures and templates based on the project scope of work. You will review and determine applicable quality requirements, report new or revised regulatory requirements, monitor non-conforming conditions, and determine the effectiveness of corrective actions. Your recommendations will assist in the resolution of complex issues and mitigate performance risk. You will participate in quality audits and surveillances and provide the required supports.

Requires a bachelor’s degree in engineering (or international equivalent) and 2-5 years of experience as a Quality Specialist/Engineer, or 6-9 years of relevant quality work experience.

• Technical knowledge in the application of engineering, environmental, procurement, construction, testing, and commissioning practices sufficient to understand relevant project requirements and regulatory requirements.
• Knowledge of the quality principles and their application to engineering, environmental, procurement, construction, testing, operations, and commissioning.
• Knowledge of corrective action system application to eliminate nonconforming conditions.
• Knowledge of regulatory requirements and their impact on the quality program.
• Proficiency in oral and written communication in English Language.
• Proficiency in the use of relevant computer and reporting applications, including but not limited to BIM 360, Power BI, Microsoft Office programs, and other related tools.
• Knowledge of Bechtel’s administrative practices (Preferred).
• A recognized degree and/or specialized courses in engineering, quality, or a specialized discipline.
• ISO 9001 Certified for QMS Requirements / Awareness. (Preferred)
• ISO 9001:2015 Certified Auditor / Lead Auditor. (IRCA approved) – (Required)
• Perform assessments of suppliers' and contractor’s processes, systems, and practices.
• Promptly identify quality-related challenges and report them swiftly to mitigate their impact on project timelines.