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Quality Inspector - Installation

Join Borea Construction in Lévis, Canada as a Quality Inspector for wind turbine installations. Ensure compliance with technical standards on site, collaborate with engineers and teams, and manage quality inspections. Enjoy benefits like 4 weeks vacation from day one, group insurance, and career development support.

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Job description

Find the right energy here and come generate something big with us!

As an Installation Quality Inspector, you will work closely with the engineers and site teams responsible for the assembly of wind turbines. You will work closely with the Engineers, the Superintendent, the Coordinator and the site teams to ensure compliance with technical procedures on the site.

This role is based on construction site on a full-time basis and therefore requires a high level of geographic mobility, as well as availability to work on a rotational schedule, based on project needs. To facilitate mobility, employees residing more than 120 km from the work site will be mobilized on site and may be eligible for certain benefits, in accordance with the company's policies.

Do you have what it takes? Positive energy and...​

  • Hold a college diploma or bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and/or any relevant experience;
  • Minimum of 1 year of experience in similar functions on the construction of large civil projects;
  • Experience working in manifold substations or systems and/or high-voltage installations is an asset;
  • Proficiency in spoken and written French;
  • Intermediate proficiency in spoken and written English to interact with subcontractors, suppliers, clients, partners, and colleagues at the national level. Is required to participate in coordination meetings and deliver progress updates to English-speaking stakeholders;
  • Good command of Office Suite, especially Excel;
  • High geographical mobility and a valid driver's license;
  • Ability to work in a team;
  • Autonomy and leadership;
  • Be able to adapt to a stressful environment and subject to weather fluctuations (construction site).

What you will do to complete this mission successfully:

  • Consult with the Superintendent of Assembly Works;
  • Execute the quality plan throughout its labour inspections;
  • Act as an intermediary between the contractor and the subcontractor with respect to the quality of the turbine installation work;
  • Identify quality problems and deviation points in the overall quality and quality of the environment;
  • Commit to finding, recommending and providing solutions to problems;
  • Stop any activity that contravenes the quality of materials or environmental constraints;
  • Oversee the process of resolving an issue until it is fully resolved;
  • Write reports of non-conformance, if necessary;
  • Support the project members in the implementation of the quality plan;
  • Ensure the validity of quality-related documents and control them;
  • Conduct independent inspections in accordance with the Enforcement Procedures and ITPs;
  • Ensure that those responsible for subcontractors' work quality inspections do their job and carry out necessary inspections as required;
  • Ensure that all materials used in the work are deemed compliant by an independent laboratory or by quality inspectors of the subcontractor;
  • Monitor the receipt of equipment and inventory;
  • Compile and interpret data and statistics related to the work performed;
  • Identify issues and monitor corrective actions;
  • Produce, in collaboration with the Superintendent, end-of-project records based on the progress of the work.

Benefits

  • A minimum of 4 weeks of vacation starting on day one
  • Personal days you can use whenever you need them
  • A competitive group insurance benefits package
  • Group RRSP with up to 5% employer matching
  • Employee Share Ownership Program - become a partner in our success
  • Support for your professional development and career growth
  • Monthly cellphone allowance
  • Various mobility allowances and premiums to support your work

Borea's values are deeply rooted in the energy landscape. We take care of each other, ensuring that our teams thrive in a healthy and safe environment. With passion and perseverance, we embrace the challenges that come our way. Borea, in collaboration with its various solar and wind construction partners, is committed to finding increasingly innovative solutions with the goal to commit to quality and responsibly and sustainably energizing future generations.

Borea Construction is committed to fostering a diverse and representative workforce and an inclusive workplace where all employees are treated equitably. We recognize that structural barriers shape professional experiences and qualifications. For this reason, we encourage individuals to apply even if they feel the position may be out of reach.

Pay & benefits

Health insurance Retirement plan Equity Paid time off Learning budget

Typical pay for similar roles

Estimate
CA$84,305–116,735 annually
Canada · 216 similar jobs

The middle half of pay advertised on Rejobs for this group over the last 24 months. This employer has not stated a salary.

About this role

Posted
8 Oct 2026
Updated
8 Oct 2026
Job type
Full time
Workplace
On-site
Sectors
Working hours
UTC-05:00
Experience
1 year

About Borea Construction

Company Overview

Name

Borea Construction

Headquarters

Lévis, Quebec, Canada

Founded

2004

Size

Approximately 500 employees, including more than 250 professionals and 800 field employees across North America (source: linkedin.com)

What They Do

Borea Construction is a full-service engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contractor specializing in utility-scale renewable energy projects, with a strong focus on wind farms and expanding expertise in solar and energy storage systems (source: boreaconstruction.com). The company differentiates itself by self-performing much of the construction work, which allows it to maintain tight control over cost, safety, and scheduling throughout project delivery (source: boreaconstruction.com). Their wind energy services encompass early-stage activities such as surveying, permitting, and land-use optimization, followed by comprehensive site civil works, foundations, turbine installation, electrical collection systems, transmission lines, substations, communications networks, testing, commissioning, and operations and maintenance building construction (source: boreaconstruction.com). Borea positions itself as a leader in large, complex Canadian renewable projects, delivering end-to-end solutions from concept through commissioning, and claims to have completed more projects across Canada than any other wind and solar contractor, representing about one-third of renewable energy development opportunities in the country (source: linkedin.com). The company also emphasizes a strong project management and value-engineering approach, supporting its reputation as a leading North American renewable energy construction firm (source: constructioninfocus.com).

Projects & Track Record

Borea Construction's project portfolio includes several notable wind energy projects across Canada. The Meikle Wind Energy Project in British Columbia is a 180-MW installation near Tumbler Ridge featuring 61 turbines; it was the first Canadian installation of those turbine types and was the largest wind project in British Columbia at the time (source: boreaconstruction.com). In Ontario, the Niagara Region Wind Farm comprises 77 turbines spread over a 450 km² area and was completed ahead of schedule despite challenging winter and spring thaw conditions (source: boreaconstruction.com). The Six-Pack project, also in Ontario, combined six major wind projects totaling 288 turbines and 468.5 MW capacity, involving extensive infrastructure including 170 km of roads, 100,000 m³ of concrete, 8,640 tonnes of rebar, nine substations, and 620 km of collection cable (source: boreaconstruction.com). Another significant project is the Cedar Point Wind Project in Ontario, a 100-MW wind farm where Borea constructed 33 km of soil-stabilized roads and poured 20,000 m³ of concrete (source: boreaconstruction.com). Additional projects include Sharp Hills Wind (300 MW), Hand Hills Wind (up to 145 MW), Buffalo Plains Wind Farm, and the Lanfine Wind Farm, all located in Alberta (source: eugeniuses.com). In solar energy, Borea completed Alberta's Suffield Solar Project, the province's first to use bifacial modules and single-axis trackers, featuring 90,000 solar panels with 23 MWac / 32 MWp capacity (source: constructioninfocus.com). The company also delivered Quebec's first solar project in 2020, combining the La Citière and IREQ Solar Projects with 30,360 panels and 11.8 MW combined capacity (source: constructioninfocus.com).

Recent Developments

In recent years, Borea Construction has continued its growth trajectory within Canada and expanded operations into the United States, reflecting a strategic push into broader North American markets (source: eugeniuses.com). The company has maintained an active project pipeline, regularly publishing updates on wind and solar projects such as Buffalo Plains, Hand Hills, Sharp Hills, and Lanfine (source: eugeniuses.com). Notably, in 2024, Borea expanded its service offerings to include battery energy storage systems, providing both stand-alone and integrated storage solutions to complement its renewable energy projects (source: usadentalreport.com).

Working There

Borea Construction offers a dynamic and stimulating work environment focused on quality execution within the renewable energy construction sector (source: linkedin.com). The company hires across a broad range of roles including engineering, project management, construction management, field operations, and support functions integral to EPC delivery (source: boreaconstruction.com). Its construction-focused operating model creates opportunities in civil works, electrical work, turbine installation, commissioning, estimating, and project controls, supporting a comprehensive career path within the renewable energy industry (source: boreaconstruction.com). Offices are located in Lévis, Quebec, with additional locations in Abbotsford, British Columbia, and Toronto, Ontario, providing a geographically diverse workplace footprint (source: boreaconstruction.com).

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