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Hoffman Construction

QA/QC Field Engineer - Mechanical

Boise, IdahoConstructionPosted

$93,600–$124,800 a yearFull-Time
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Position Summary

Hoffman Construction is seeking a QA/QC Field Engineer (Mechanical). This individual will be an integral member of the on-site Quality Department, providing essential support throughout the lifecycle of the construction project. Reporting to the High-Tech Program Quality Manager, the role will work closely with site leadership and cross-functional teams to manage day-to-day site activities, quality control efforts on site, including document review during preconstruction and construction.

The QA/QC Engineer plays a critical role, including inspecting the project generally, including specific scopes, during the offsite fabrication, construction, commissioning, and punch list phases of the project - working to bring all issues to closure. This position will collaborate with design professionals, clients, trade contractors and craftspeople to address complex coordination issues; you are on the front line in identifying, preventing, and solving technical problems across multiple scopes in a complex mission-critical environment. This position will be fully at the project site near Boise, Idaho.

Salary Range

$93,600 - $124,800 Depending on Experience

Essential Responsibilities

  • Schedule and coordinate inspectors, trade contractors, and associated personnel
  • Perform onsite inspections in assigned scope (electrical, mechanical, utilities…

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