QA​/QC Coordinator; Mechanical

QA/QC Coordinator (Mechanical). Reporting to the Quality Manager, the QC/QA Coordinator will work directly with the execution team and supervision to ensure that work completed by Bird Construction meets all company and client specifications. This position is based out of the Bird Fabrication Shop in Nisku, AB.
Core Responsibilities   Ensuring codes and client specification requirements are implemented and completed in the shop.
Read and interpret engineer’s drawings such as P&'s, and isometric drawings.
Review NDE requests and documentation of 3rd party records including NDE, MTR’s, etc.
Create and maintain mechanical inspection records and reports including logs, test packages, and turnover documentation.
Responsible for visual inspections of welds, dimensional verification, weld mapping, and red‑line drawings.
Complete welder evaluation (job test) and welder declaration.
Identify pertinent welding procedures (pressure and structural) through review of project requirements.
Create pressure test packages and witness the testing.
Responsible for material traceability, including recording and verifying welds and heat numbers.
Create and ensure compliance to ITPs including all NDE requirements.
Coordinate and assist in assembling turnover documentation.
Manage subcontractors, NDE, coating, and PWHT.
Qualifications and Skills   CWB Level II or CWB Level I Certified Welding Inspector. Shop experience is an asset.
Competent knowledge of NDE processes as well as ASME and CSA codes.
Ability to work within tight deadlines and prioritize work to achieve them.
Proficient with computer programs, including Bluebeam and Microsoft Office.
Effective written and verbal communication skills.
Related experience in industrial mechanical construction and quality control.
Maintain positive relationships with the project team.
Strong analytical, critical thinking, problem‑solving skills and a high degree of accuracy and attention to detail.
General experience and knowledge in earthworks, geotechnical, formwork and concrete, super‑structural steel, architectural, and/or infrastructure is considered an asset.

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