Construction Quality Assurance Engineer

Parsons is submitting a proposal to provide program and technical support for the Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAFAC) Mid-Atlantic Program (Seaport-e). Support will include design and project management, including assistance with development of project scopes, schedules, budgets, status reports, briefs and data management.

The Naval Facilities Engineering Command manages the planning, design, construction, contingency engineering, real estate, environmental and public works support for Navy and Marine Corps shore facilities around the world.

These efforts will be based at NAVFAC facilities in Norfolk/ Hampton Roads, VA.

The contract will support the NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic capital improvements program including design and project management support services for the Marine Corps 'Grow the Force' program.

This position will be filled if Parsons is successful in winning the NAVFAC Contract. Contingent offers may be made prior to Award which is anticipated in September 2008.

Mobilization is expected early in October 2008.

POSITION OVERVIEW:

Under the general supervision, provides quality-assurance support to an assigned program and/or area to ensure that the product is built in accordance with customer and division quality requirements while maintaining production flow. Reports to the Manager, Quality Engineering; however, receives day-to-day technical guidance from a higher-level QA Engineer. Regularly interacts with representatives from a variety of functional groups, including design engineering, purchasing, the program office, and all production and inspection personnel in the assigned product or program area.

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES::

Ensures product quality is attained in assigned area or program through fulfillment of workmanship standards and quality program requirements.

Identifies and reports quality problems or trends in the assigned area or program to supervision.

Recommends appropriate corrective action to quality problems in the assigned area, in conjunction with manufacturing engineering, design engineering, purchasing, etc.

Reviews documentation related to product quality in the assigned area, such as test procedures, operation sheets, procurement documents, and inspection analyses.

Supports the operations group to which he/she is assigned.

Reviews quality trends associated with his/her assigned area or program.

Performs other responsibilities associated with this position as may be appropriate.

PREFERRED EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE:

Associates Degree in Construction Management, Construction Technology or Building Construction and minimum of 5 years of Construction Quality Assurance experience including at least 1 year working on Capital Improvement projects for a Federal

Agency, or a High School Diploma and 15 years of Construction Quality Assurance experience including at least 1 year working on Capital Improvement projects for a Federal Agency.

SKILLS/COMPETENCIES:

A working knowledge of industry practices and current technology is required, as well as computer literacy and a familiarity in utilizing appropriate software.