Civil Quality Control Inspector – Early Works

Job Title

Civil Quality Control Inspector – Early Works (ANC
0094)

Worley

USA-AK-Anchorage

Play an integral role in the successful execution of a major pipeline project supporting critical infrastructure development in a remote region of Alaska. This position supports early civil construction activities and helps ensure that all work is completed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with project specifications, quality standards, and regulatory requirements. It offers a high‑profile project within a collaborative and technically driven environment where quality, safety, and operational excellence are essential.

• Perform quality control inspections for civil early works activities including earthworks, grading, excavation, trenching, access roads, drainage systems, concrete works, foundations, and related infrastructure.
• Verify construction activities are executed in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, inspection and test plans (ITPs), procedures, and applicable codes and standards.
• Monitor contractor and subcontractor performance to ensure compliance with project quality requirements and client expectations.
• Conduct field surveillance, inspections, and quality audits across active work fronts in remote construction areas.
• Review and maintain inspection documentation, test reports, turnover packages, and quality records to support project traceability and compliance.
• Coordinate with construction supervisors, engineers, survey teams, and quality personnel to resolve non‑conformances and technical issues in a timely and practical manner.
• Participate in daily coordination meetings, pre‑task planning discussions, and quality‑related reviews with project stakeholders.
• Support the identification, documentation, and resolution of deficiencies, punch list items, and corrective actions.
• Assist with implementation and continuous improvement of project quality systems, processes, and reporting tools.
• Ensure inspection activities align with project schedules while maintaining a strong focus on safety and workmanship standards.
• Promote a culture of quality, accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement across the project team.
• Provide technical guidance and support to less experienced personnel when required.
• Maintain strong awareness of environmental considerations and regulatory compliance requirements associated with remote pipeline construction activities in Alaska.

• Technical school diploma or equivalent combination of education, training, and relevant industry experience.
• Typically 7+ years of experience in civil quality control inspection within pipeline, oil and gas, infrastructure, heavy industrial, or large‑scale construction projects.
• Previous experience supporting civil early works activities on major construction projects.
• Strong understanding of civil construction practices, inspection methodologies, and quality assurance/quality control principles.
• Experience interpreting engineering drawings, specifications, procedures, and inspection test plans.
• Familiarity with applicable industry codes, standards, and regulatory requirements related to civil construction and pipeline projects.
• Experience identifying deficiencies, documenting non‑conformances, and supporting corrective action processes.
• Strong working knowledge of field inspection documentation, turnover packages, and quality reporting systems.
• Ability to exercise sound judgment and make practical field‑based decisions with limited supervision.
• Strong communication and collaboration skills with the ability to work effectively across multidisciplinary teams and contractor organizations.
• High level of organizational skills and attention to detail in a dynamic construction environment.
• Ability to adapt to rotational schedules and work effectively in remote Alaska project locations and varying environmental conditions.
• Commitment to safety leadership, quality execution, and continuous improvement.
• Proficiency with quality management systems, inspection software, and standard digital reporting tools is considered an asset.
• Previous experience on remote pipeline or Arctic construction projects is highly valued.

Eligibility to participate in medical, life, dental, and vision insurance plans, as well as a 401(k) plan.