Quality Inspector

PACT (Pearson Accelerator Construction Team) is a General Partnership of Alberici, Amico, Kenaidan, and Obayashi, supported by design partners Egis, Mott Mac Donald, and Weston Williamson + Partners. Together, weare delivering Accelerator, a major program of Pearson LIFT (Long-term Investment in Facilities and Terminals), Toronto Pearson's infrastructuredevelopment plan. This multi-year program is designed to address immediate passenger growth demands while preparing Canada’s largestairport for the future of air travel including critical upgrades to airfield and infrastructure, greenhouse gas reduction initiatives, modernization of Terminals 1 and 3, and the creation of a world-class passenger experience.

The Quality Inspector supports the Quality Manager and project teams by performing field inspections and verification activities across assigned projectareas within the Airfield Electrical & Civil Sub-Program. This role is responsible for
ensuring that materials, installations, and construction activities are completed in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, codes, and project quality requirements, with a strong focus on compliance with ESA and GTAA standards.

The Quality Inspector plays a key role in identifying deficiencies, documenting nonconformances, and supporting corrective actions to maintain quality and projectintegrity.

• Perform field inspections of electrical and civil works to verify compliance with approved drawings, specifications, codes, standards, and project requirements.
• Inspect materials, equipment, and installations to ensure they meet project and regulatory quality standards prior to acceptance.
• Review and complete inspection reports, checklists, test records, and turnover documentation.
• Verify subcontractor work activities and support hold point, witness point, and final inspections in accordance with Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs).
• Identify deficiencies or non-conforming work and support the issuance,tracking, and closeout of Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs).
• Maintain accurate inspection logs, records, and photographic documentation of field activities.
• Coordinate with construction teams, subcontractors, engineering, and third party inspectors to ensure timely inspection coverage and issue resolution.
• Participate in quality walkdowns, deficiency reviews, and turnoverinspections.
• Support testing and commissioning activities by confirming readiness and documentation completeness.
• Assist in ensuring compliance with ESA, GTAA, and project-specific quality requirements.
• Promote quality awareness and adherence to established QA/QC processes across the project site.
• Support continuous improvement initiatives and lessons learned by identifying recurring issues and opportunities for improvement.

Based at project offices in Mississauga, with frequent visits to airside and terminalconstruction zones. Full-time, Monday to Friday, approx. 8:00am-5:00pm (1-hourlunch or as agreed). RAIC clearance and Criminal Background Check are mandatory due to airport security requirements.

• Diploma in Electrical, Mechanical, or Civil Engineering Technology, or equivalent trade certification.
• Journeyperson / Red Seal (Industrial Electrician or equivalent) preferred.
• Minimum 3-5 years of experience in quality inspection, QA/QC, or construction inspection within industrial, infrastructure, or airport projects.
• Minimum 3 years of Canadian industrial or infrastructure experience, withfamiliarity working under ESA requirements.
• Strong understanding of construction inspection processes, quality documentation, and inspection/testing workflows.
• Ability to read and interpret drawings, specifications, codes, and technicaldocuments.
• Experience with ITPs, NCRs, inspection reports, and turnoverdocumentation.
• Strong attention to detail, organization, and documentation skills.
• Proficient with MS Office, SharePoint, and/or QMS documentation systems.
• Strong communication and coordination skills with the ability to work effectively with field teams, subcontractors, and stakeholders.
• Experience in airport, transportation, or large infrastructure projects is considered an asset.