Kvalitetsansvarlig

Job Description

Responsible for implementing and adhering to a project's Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Field Quality Assurance Program and leading project staff to include, Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Quality Technicians and Temporary Labor. Must be fluent in Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical inspection requirements but can assist in civil, and pre-commissioning inspection means and methods. Leadership role responsible for establishing and executing Project Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Quality Plans, personnel development, and training, isolating, and solving issues and reporting of Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Quality issues and Program Metrics. Initiates tests, analyzes results, and finds solutions to technical problems. Interacts with Strata Self Perform Electrical crews and Subcontractors regarding Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Quality plans, executions, and corrective action.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Solar Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Subject Matter Expert (SME)
• Oversees Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Technicians and Temp Labor
• Develops Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Inspection Test Points (ITPs) and reviews with Superintendents
• Maintains and updates ITPs throughout the project
• Oversees inspections and documentation
• Works with Superintendents to ensure inspections occur within required timeframes
• Works with ESP and subcontractors after approved FAI
• Communicates quality‑related items with subcontractors and ESP teams
• Completes daily walk‑downs with ESP and/or subcontractor QC
• Trains QA and QC personnel on ITPs and inspection requirements
• Maintains Daily Quality Report Heat Map
• Works with Logistics on material/equipment nonconformance
• Generates Non‑Conformance Reports (NCR) and Corrective Action Reports (CAR)
• Provides inspection checklists to Quality Technicians and Temp Labor
• Ensures delivery of quality inspection reports
• Facilitates communication between Construction Manager, Superintendent, and Engineering
• Audits QC documentation
• Provides coverage for other Quality Leads as needed
• Works with Quality Manager to develop and implement FQCP
• Participates in interviews, reviews, discipline, and rewards
• Provides weekly reporting to Senior Management
• Provides daily reporting to Quality Manager
• Fluent in inspection requirements, tools, and equipment
• Manages project non‑conformances
• Works with Self‑Perform and subcontractors on quality issues
• Completes random oversight inspections
• Verifies nonconformance rework completion
• Works with teams on schedule, quality, and FQCP compliance
• Investigates NCRs/CARs, provides oversight, verifies corrections, and completes required training
• Works with project team on QC/testing requirements and checklist completion
• Facilitates weekly Safety and Quality training
• Holds daily meetings to communicate quality requirements, workflows, assignments, OT, and coverage
• Maintains PPE checks
• Assists in preparation of Field Quality Control Program
• Prepares schedule for quality team
• Communicates concerns related to scheduling, subcontractors, and quality issues
• Identifies and documents quality issues and drives continuous improvement
• Assists in establishing documentation of standard operating specifications/procedures
• Maintains inspection metrics and distributes weekly reports
• Holds internal and external quality meetings
• Ensures documentation, materials, consumables, and vehicles are ready for deployment
• Places order requests to Quality Manager
• Develops Quality Technicians and Temp Labor knowledge of Quality Plan
• Documents standard operating procedures
• Communicates revisions to procedures
• Prepares QIR, NCR, P/CAR, RFIs, and Root Cause Analysis
• Provides technical support during inspections and problem resolution
• Maintains clean and operational vehicle
• Reports fleet vehicle damage/maintenance to Fleet Manager
• Arrives prepared and appropriately dressed
• Maintains positive and attentive attitude
• Reviews and submits time/per diem sheets weekly
• Checks and responds to email daily
• Works independently and as part of a team
• Gathers data for RFIs and sees them to closure
• Trains teams on FieldView usage
• Maintains communication with subcontractors regarding deficiencies and closure
• Verifies tooling calibration certifications
• Maintains document retention using correct platforms (E‑Room, PWA, Viewpoint, Teams, etc.)
• Understands and abides by all company policies
• Helps develop training material for the department

Supervisory Responsibilities

Leads Project Quality Staff.

Education and/or Work Experience Requirements

• 3 years verifiable Quality Management/Lead experience or 4‑year degree in construction or similar
• OSHA 30 or NCCER STS‑C
• NFPA 70E
• Proficient in Microsoft Office
• Understanding of current technology practices
• Clear understanding of OSHA safe workplace practices
• Ability to read and understand construction drawings
• Ability to read electrical single‑line and three‑line diagrams
• Ability to read manufacturer installation standards
• Ability to travel and work on‑call/off‑shift/weekends
• Must maintain operational cellular device
• Must pass initial and random drug screenings
• Salaried individuals expected to work minimum 50 hours per week per the direction of Sr. Director of Construction

Physical Requirements / Work Environment

Work is 90% field, 10% office. Outdoor environment, all weather conditions. Extensive travel required. Must comply with safety standards and PPE requirements. Must be able to sit, stoop, kneel, bend, stand, or walk for 8-10 hours. Must be able to lift/push/pull up to 50 lbs occasionally.