Quality Systems Engineer

EHC is currently looking for a Quality System Engineer for a client in the Houston, TX area.

Job Summary

Quality Systems Engineers are exposed to multiple facets of our dredging projects with responsibilities for safety, quality control, quality assurance, documentation, and supporting the project team with a wide range of project related issues.

Responsibilities

Ensuring a safe work environment for all operations and tasks Advancing safe work initiatives to attain our IIF goals through implementation and support of safety actions goals established by the Site - -

• Engineering Safety Action Plan and other standards for operations. (I.e. Orientations, Activity Hazard Analysis, Job Safety Analysis, Near Miss Meetings, preparatory and Initial phase meetings, etc.) Performing the duties of a CQC Manager as defined by the client specifications. Developing the project Quality Control Plan and Environmental Control Plan. Developing other plans as required by the contract. (i.e. Heavy lift plans, towing plans, pipeline crossings, etc.) Ensuring all project activities to be consistent with the client best practices and contract specifications. Ensuring the quality of submittals to the client. (RMS 3.0) Ensuring compliance with all contract plans, specifications and the execution of the project Quality Control Plan and the Environmental - - - -- Protection Plan in support of Project Management. Properly documenting any non-compliance issues in a timely manner and informing Project Management. Documenting any issues that might require clarification or issues that may lead to a claim against the client. Preparing, attending, and taking minute minutes for all client meetings. Conducting regular site visits to ensure equipment, supplies, and work products continue to meet client specifications. Enumerating any non-conformities and apprising project management. Other Requirements: Excellent communication skills (Written and verbal) Proficient computer skills. (RMS 3.0, Primavera P6, Excel, Word, Adobe, AutoCAD) Ability to travel on a work schedule of 17 days on and 11 off. May occasionally lift and carry miscellaneous equipment, supplies, and parts generally weighing 25 to 50 lbs. Education/Experience Required: Bachelors degree from an accredited engineering program; Degrees in Civil Engineering, Ocean Engineering or Construction Management are preferred 3-5+ year's experience within the marine construction, excavation, earthworks or water resources fields (Marine Construction or dredging experience) Some of the ex-military members can be accepted, however they will need to have Army or FAFAC construction experience in the categories mentioned above. Working knowledge of MS Office, AutoCAD, and the USACE Resident Management System (RMS)