Quality Control Specialist

Description

Oneida Professional Services (OPS) is seeking a motivated Quality Control Specialist in Orlando, FL.

Employment Status:
Contingent upon contract award

Location:

Flexible contractor-site or authorized telework location, subject to individual task-order requirements
Primary Customer

Location:

PM TRASYS, Orlando, Florida
Travel:
Occasional CONUS or OCONUS travel may be required

This position requires exceptional attention to detail and sufficient instructional or technical experience to evaluate more than grammar and formatting. The Quality Control Specialist must be able to identify unsupported findings, missing requirements, inconsistent data, calculation errors, traceability problems, and other substantive issues that could affect the Government’s acceptance or use of a deliverable.

• Develop, implement, and maintain the project quality-control plan, review procedures, checklists, templates, and documentation.
• Perform independent quality reviews of training analyses, evaluation plans, technical reports, management products, briefings, schedules, data tables, and CDRL submissions.
• Verify compliance with the PWS, individual task orders, approved analysis plans, style guides, templates, and Government delivery requirements.
• Evaluate deliverables for completeness, technical consistency, instructional integrity, accuracy, readability, formatting, and traceability.
• Confirm that findings and recommendations are supported by source data and that required analysis steps have been completed and documented.
• Identify missing information, internal inconsistencies, unsupported conclusions, calculation errors, broken cross-references, version-control problems, and formatting defects.
• Review spelling, grammar, numbering, acronyms, tables, figures, citations, references, appendices, pagination, and document structure.
• Maintain quality-review logs, defect records, corrective-action documentation, and final-release records.
• Track review comments and verify that corrective actions are completed before delivery.
• Coordinate with the ISD III Lead, instructional analysts, SMEs, technical writers, and the Program/Project Manager to resolve identified deficiencies.
• Apply consistent quality standards across products developed by different team members, locations, and subcontractors.
• Monitor recurring defects and recommend process improvements, templates, training, or preventive actions.
• Verify that the correct and approved version of each product is delivered.
• Support Government comment adjudication and validate revised deliverables before resubmission.
• Provide a documented deliverable-readiness recommendation to the Program/Project Manager.
• Maintain sufficient independence from the original product-development process to provide an objective review.

• Quality-control plan
• Deliverable-review checklists
• Quality-review comments
• Compliance and traceability reviews
• Editorial and formatting reviews
• Defect and error logs
• Corrective-action records
• Comment-resolution verification
• Deliverable-review log
• Final-release or deliverable-readiness recommendation
• Quality metrics and process-improvement recommendations

• Bachelor’s degree in instructional design, education, English, communications, technical writing, quality management, or a related field. Additional directly relevant experience may be considered in place of a degree.
• At least five years of experience performing quality assurance, quality control, instructional-product review, technical editing, document review, or training-product development.
• Experience reviewing analytical, instructional, technical, or Government contract deliverables.
• Demonstrated ability to evaluate document compliance, consistency,…