Quality Control Inspector

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With 125 years of experience, the FCC Group's Infrastructure Division is present in 25 countries, and its activities cover all areas of engineering and construction. It is a leader in the execution of transport infrastructure, as well as in residential and non-residential construction. FCC Construcción is currently the fourth-largest construction company in Spain in terms of contract volume and ranks among the top 30 in the world, according to the international magazine ENR (Engineering News-Record).

With 125 years of experience, the FCC Group's Infrastructure Division is present in 25 countries, and its activities cover all areas of engineering and construction. It is a leader in the execution of transport infrastructure, as well as in residential and non-residential construction. FCC Construcción is currently the fourth-largest construction company in Spain in terms of contract volume and ranks among the top 30 in the world, according to the international magazine ENR (Engineering News-Record).

FCC Construcción, through its subsidiary FCC Canada, has been present in Canada for more than 25 years. In 1998, it was awarded the contract for the construction, operation, and maintenance of the Fredericton-Moncton motorway. In 2011, it was awarded the contract to the extension of a section of the Toronto subway expansion, the city's first modern subway infrastructure project. This project was completed in 2019.

In Canada, FCC is proud to be actively involved in multiple projects across Ontario and British Columbia aimed at improving public transportation and infrastructure.

FCC Canada, in a 50/50 joint venture with Webuild Civil Works Inc., will deliver the Pape Tunnel and Underground Stations section of the Ontario Line. This includes the design, construction, supply, and operation of three kilometres of twin tunnels underneath Pape Avenue between the Gerrard tunnel portal and the Don Valley bridge, two underground stations (Pape and Cosburn), two tunnel portals, three emergency exit buildings, and a rail switch/crossover near Sammon Avenue.

The Pape Station connection will interface with the Toronto Transit Commission Line 2 subway and related works.

The Quality Control (QC) Inspector is responsible for ensuring that all construction work meets the specified quality standards as outlined in the Construction Quality Management Plan (CQMP). The role requires thorough knowledge and understanding of the CQMP, including access to all relevant quality documents, records, and issued-for-construction (IFC) drawings. The QC Inspector will work closely with the Construction Quality Control Manager and other quality personnel to ensure that all inspection and testing activities are performed accurately and documented properly.

• Evaluate and document the quality of construction work performed by the joint venture, suppliers, and/or subcontractors, ensuring compliance with project requirements, IFC drawings, and specifications.
• Fulfill all QC assigned activities in the Inspection and Test Plan (ITP), including performing and documenting inspections and tests.
• Verify that equipment used in the construction process is fit for purpose, properly calibrated, and maintained as required.
• Identify and report non-compliant construction work or supplied products upon discovery, and monitor the disposition of non-conformances.
• Control the further processing, delivery, installation, or use of non-compliant construction work or supplied products until the issues are corrected, controlled, or removed.
• Coordinate and notify all quality activities as indicated in the ITPs with Quality Managers, quality coordinators, inspectors, and other relevant parties, including Contracting Authorities, Utilities, and Governmental Authorities.
• Ensure that inspections and tests are performed according to approved ITPs, and that all quality records and documents are complete, accurate, and meet applicable requirements.
• Review test packages and relevant…