QA/QC Area Supervisor
ACCO Engineered Systems, Sparks, NV, United States
The Area QA/QC Area Supervisor provides strategic leadership and technical oversight for quality management across multiple regional project sites and fabrication facilities. The role is responsible for driving standardized quality execution, managing a team of site-based inspectors, and ensuring that all regional activities align with the business's quality requirements and industry codes. A typical day involves auditing multi‑site compliance, coaching direct reports, and collaborating with project management teams to mitigate systemic risks and optimize fabrication costs.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Provide multi‑site leadership to the regional QA/QC team and coach site‑level inspectors.
Direct the execution of the Project Specific Quality Control Plan and ensure SOPs are followed.
Support Project Leads, Project Managers, and QA/QC leadership with inspection planning, field verification, and quality documentation.
Strategize and implement "First-in Inspection" processes across the region.
Audit and review design documentation, vendor quality manuals, and company records for compliance with ASME B31 and Section IX codes.
Manage performance, development, and resource allocation of Quality Control Inspectors.
Escalate quality concerns to the appropriate Project Lead, Project Manager, or QA/QC Regional Manager.
Apply SPC methods to analyze regional quality data and recommend systemic process improvements.
Serve as the primary point of contact for General Contractor Quality Assurance Managers regarding multi‑project inspection planning and non‑conformance resolution.
Analyze and approve all regional purchased products/components, assisting in vendor acceptance decisions based on quality performance.
Develop and present comprehensive technical reports and program updates to regional management and executive leadership.
Lead regional root‑cause analysis investigations for systemic quality failures and assist in developing new technical approaches.
Provide temporary coverage for personnel during PTO, increased workload, or project‑specific needs.
Position Requirements
Expertise in ASME B31 piping codes, industrial/commercial construction, and NDT. Advanced knowledge of ASME Section IX BP&V code, including the creation and certification of welding procedures and welder qualifications.
Education and Experience
Associate degree (A.A.) or technical school equivalent with 10 years of overall construction quality experience.
Minimum 3 years in a leadership role managing direct reports across multiple projects.
At least 8 years of focused experience in Quality Control within industrial or commercial construction and fabrication.
Desired certifications:
Senior Certified Welding Inspector (SCWI) or Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) per AWS QC‑1.
ICC Mechanical – Commercial Certification.
ACCO Competencies
Proactivity/Initiative
Perseverance
Motivation/Dedication
Technical Curiosity/Willingness to Learn
Insight
Engagement
People Skills
Communication
Teamwork
Big Picture
Problem‑Solver
Execution
Professionalism
Travel Requirements
Travel to field, shop, and project sites is required 50–75% of the time.
Hours
This non‑exempt position typically starts and ends between 6:00 am and 5:00 pm, with occasional overtime required.
Physical Demands
Must frequently lift and/or move up to 10 pounds and occasionally up to 25 pounds.
Specific vision abilities including close vision are required.
Regularly required to sit, use hands, and communicate effectively.
Occasionally required to stand, walk, stoop, kneel, or crouch while visiting project sites.
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Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Provide multi‑site leadership to the regional QA/QC team and coach site‑level inspectors.
Direct the execution of the Project Specific Quality Control Plan and ensure SOPs are followed.
Support Project Leads, Project Managers, and QA/QC leadership with inspection planning, field verification, and quality documentation.
Strategize and implement "First-in Inspection" processes across the region.
Audit and review design documentation, vendor quality manuals, and company records for compliance with ASME B31 and Section IX codes.
Manage performance, development, and resource allocation of Quality Control Inspectors.
Escalate quality concerns to the appropriate Project Lead, Project Manager, or QA/QC Regional Manager.
Apply SPC methods to analyze regional quality data and recommend systemic process improvements.
Serve as the primary point of contact for General Contractor Quality Assurance Managers regarding multi‑project inspection planning and non‑conformance resolution.
Analyze and approve all regional purchased products/components, assisting in vendor acceptance decisions based on quality performance.
Develop and present comprehensive technical reports and program updates to regional management and executive leadership.
Lead regional root‑cause analysis investigations for systemic quality failures and assist in developing new technical approaches.
Provide temporary coverage for personnel during PTO, increased workload, or project‑specific needs.
Position Requirements
Expertise in ASME B31 piping codes, industrial/commercial construction, and NDT. Advanced knowledge of ASME Section IX BP&V code, including the creation and certification of welding procedures and welder qualifications.
Education and Experience
Associate degree (A.A.) or technical school equivalent with 10 years of overall construction quality experience.
Minimum 3 years in a leadership role managing direct reports across multiple projects.
At least 8 years of focused experience in Quality Control within industrial or commercial construction and fabrication.
Desired certifications:
Senior Certified Welding Inspector (SCWI) or Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) per AWS QC‑1.
ICC Mechanical – Commercial Certification.
ACCO Competencies
Proactivity/Initiative
Perseverance
Motivation/Dedication
Technical Curiosity/Willingness to Learn
Insight
Engagement
People Skills
Communication
Teamwork
Big Picture
Problem‑Solver
Execution
Professionalism
Travel Requirements
Travel to field, shop, and project sites is required 50–75% of the time.
Hours
This non‑exempt position typically starts and ends between 6:00 am and 5:00 pm, with occasional overtime required.
Physical Demands
Must frequently lift and/or move up to 10 pounds and occasionally up to 25 pounds.
Specific vision abilities including close vision are required.
Regularly required to sit, use hands, and communicate effectively.
Occasionally required to stand, walk, stoop, kneel, or crouch while visiting project sites.
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