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INTRODUCTION
Ramos CS, now a part of Colliers Engineering & Design, is actively hiring a Safety Quality Assurance Inspector. Under supervision, the Safety Quality Assurance Inspector performs detailed safety inspections of multi-disciplined Authority construction projects; interprets contractor company policies and observes contractor employee practices to ensure construction safety and contract compliance; and performs related duties as assigned.
ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Monitors and inspects a variety of facility construction projects to ensure compliance with project documents / project contracts, state and federal regulations, and known industry safety standards for construction activities including: CSO, TSO, ESO, an OSHA Form 33 on projects throughout Airport Authority property.
- Performs necessary field inspections to monitor, evaluate and document safety issues relating to construction projects and processes.
- Prepares daily inspection reports and periodic progress reports on corrective measures undertaken by contractors when safety deficiencies are noted.
- Assists on an as-needed basis in planning, developing, and implementing Authority-wide and specialized training programs in support of Authority's projects, ensures that the program initiatives protects airport staff, contractors, and the traveling public at construction sites; including but not limited to training in such areas as: hazard communication, hearing conservation, respiratory protection, fall protection, scaffolding safety, Crane lifts, heavy equipment operation, and Injury and Illness Prevention Program and 10 & 30 hour OSHA classes.
- Reviews the safety program performance and safety performance on construction projects to ensure compliance with regulatory mandates and current professional practices: recommends and communicates appropriate safety standards and guidelines; verifies the compliance of contractors' safety plan with laws and regulations; tracks and reports safety metrics.
- Assist in conducting accident investigations and injury, illness, and accident reports to ensure all casual factors have been identified and reported; collects relevant data through observation, testing, and interviewing; analyzes potential causes of accidents and injuries; prepares responsive and required reports.
- Conducts workplace audits, inspections, and investigations; reviews work practices, and makes recommendations to ensure compliance with pertinent safety standards and laws, as well as accepted safe work techniques; and ensures that personal protective equipment (PPE) are readily available for use and properly maintained.
- Participates in external professional associates and maintains a current working knowledge of industry best practices and any changes in regulatory standards and requirements regarding occupational safety and health in the construction industry.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor's Degree in Occupational Safety and Health or related field, or equivalent, or graduation from high school or G.E.D.
- Minimum experience in construction safety, accident prevention, loss control and/or risk management:
+ Six (6) years of experience (for Inspector II).
+ Ten (10) years of experience (for Senior Inspector).
+ Two (2) years as a safety inspector in commercial facilities construction; or an equivalent combination of training and experience.
- OSHA 30-hour construction course.
- OSHA 500 (train-the-trainer) certification.
- 24-hour min HAZWOPER certification.
- Competent Person designation in trenching & Excavation.
- Competent Person in Scaffolding & False Work.
- Competent Person in Fall Protection.
- Current CPR & First Aid Card.
- Ability to read, write and understand English for purposes of comprehending written job-related communications and verbal instructions and interactions.
COMPENSATION
- Compensation: $60,000 to $124,800 per year (depending on qualifications)
INTRODUCTION
Ramos CS, now a part of Colliers Engineering & Design, is actively hiring a Safety Quality Assurance Inspector. Under supervision, the Safety Quality Assurance Inspector performs detailed safety inspections of multi-disciplined Authority construction projects; interprets contractor company policies and observes contractor employee practices to ensure construction safety and contract compliance; and performs related duties as assigned.
ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Monitors and inspects a variety of facility construction projects to ensure compliance with project documents / project contracts, state and federal regulations, and known industry safety standards for construction activities including: CSO, TSO, ESO, an OSHA Form 33 on projects throughout Airport Authority property.
- Performs necessary field inspections to monitor, evaluate and document safety issues relating to construction projects and processes.
- Prepares daily inspection reports and periodic progress reports on corrective measures undertaken by contractors when safety deficiencies are noted.
- Assists on an as-needed basis in planning, developing, and implementing Authority-wide and specialized training programs in support of Authority's projects, ensures that the program initiatives protects airport staff, contractors, and the traveling public at construction sites; including but not limited to training in such areas as: hazard communication, hearing conservation, respiratory protection, fall protection, scaffolding safety, Crane lifts, heavy equipment operation, and Injury and Illness Prevention Program and 10 & 30 hour OSHA classes.
- Reviews the safety program performance and safety performance on construction projects to ensure compliance with regulatory mandates and current professional practices: recommends and communicates appropriate safety standards and guidelines; verifies the compliance of contractors' safety plan with laws and regulations; tracks and reports safety metrics.
- Assist in conducting accident investigations and injury, illness, and accident reports to ensure all casual factors have been identified and reported; collects relevant data through observation, testing, and interviewing; analyzes potential causes of accidents and injuries; prepares responsive and required reports.
- Conducts workplace audits, inspections, and investigations; reviews work practices, and makes recommendations to ensure compliance with pertinent safety standards and laws, as well as accepted safe work techniques; and ensures that personal protective equipment (PPE) are readily available for use and properly maintained.
- Participates in external professional associates and maintains a current working knowledge of industry best practices and any changes in regulatory standards and requirements regarding occupational safety and health in the construction industry.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor's Degree in Occupational Safety and Health or related field, or equivalent, or graduation from high school or G.E.D.
- Minimum experience in construction safety, accident prevention, loss control and/or risk management:
+ Six (6) years of experience (for Inspector II).
+ Ten (10) years of experience (for Senior Inspector).
+ Two (2) years as a safety inspector in commercial facilities construction; or an equivalent combination of training and experience.
- OSHA 30-hour construction course.
- OSHA 500 (train-the-trainer) certification.
- 24-hour min HAZWOPER certification.
- Competent Person designation in trenching & Excavation.
- Competent Person in Scaffolding & False Work.
- Competent Person in Fall Protection.
- Current CPR & First Aid Card.
- Ability to read, write and understand English for purposes of comprehending written job-related communications and verbal instructions and interactions.
COMPENSATION
- Compensation: $60,000 to $124,800 per year (depending on qualifications)
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A snapshot from current openings nationwide, updated as new roles post.
Who's Hiring
- CMTS5
- SGS5
- LG Energy Solution Michigan4
- Progress Rail4
- Atkore3
Top Industries Hiring
- Consulting & Professional Services17
- Manufacturing16
- Construction & Real Estate14
- Electronics & Hardware9
- Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals8
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in quality assurance inspector jobs.
- High school diploma or GED with one to three years of quality inspection experience
- Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, and specifications
- Proficiency with measurement tools such as calipers, micrometers, and gauges
- Familiarity with ISO 9001 quality management system standards and documentation practices
- Experience using inspection data systems or enterprise quality management software
- ASQ Certified Quality Inspector (CQI) certification preferred or required for senior roles
Tips for Your Quality Assurance Inspector Job Search
Tailor your resume to inspection methods
List the specific inspection methods you've used, such as visual inspection, dimensional measurement, or non-destructive testing. Recruiters scan for these terms, and a resume that names your tools and techniques gets further than one that lists generic QA duties.
Certify before you apply if possible
A Certified Quality Inspector credential from ASQ signals baseline competency and separates your application from candidates with similar experience. Many postings list it as preferred, so having it before you apply strengthens your case at the screening stage.
Target postings that match your industry background
Quality standards and documentation requirements differ sharply between aerospace, food production, and medical devices. Focus your search on industries where you already know the regulatory framework, because employers in regulated sectors almost always prefer inspectors with direct industry experience.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists quality assurance inspector openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Highlight your documentation accuracy in interviews
Interviewers for inspection roles probe how you handle non-conformances and corrective action reports. Come prepared with a specific example of a defect you caught, how you documented it, and what happened as a result, using whatever quality management system your employer used.
Negotiate using your calibration and audit experience
If you've maintained or calibrated inspection equipment or participated in internal audits, name those during offer negotiations. Employers frequently undervalue these skills at the offer stage, and candidates who surface them early tend to anchor compensation discussions higher.
Quality Assurance Inspector Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most quality assurance inspectors?
The companies hiring the most quality assurance inspectors right now include CMTS, SGS, and LG Energy Solution Michigan, with the largest share of openings in Texas, California, and Florida, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of June 2026. Demand tends to be highest in manufacturing-heavy markets and near major logistics and aerospace hubs.
How many quality assurance inspector jobs are remote?
About 1% of quality assurance inspector openings are fully remote or hybrid as of June 2026, reflecting the hands-on nature of most inspection work. Remote opportunities are concentrated in roles focused on documentation review, supplier quality auditing, and quality systems management rather than physical product inspection on a production floor.
How do you become a quality assurance inspector?
Start with a high school diploma or GED and gain hands-on experience in a manufacturing or production environment, even in an entry-level role. Learn to read blueprints and use precision measurement tools, then pursue an ASQ Certified Quality Inspector credential to formalize your skills. Familiarity with ISO standards and quality management software makes candidates significantly more competitive when applying to regulated industries.
Can you get hired as a quality assurance inspector with little experience?
Yes, many employers hire inspectors at the entry level and provide on-the-job training, particularly in food production, electronics assembly, and general manufacturing. Emphasize any experience handling precision tools, following written procedures, or working in a regulated environment. Completing a short course in blueprint reading or metrology before applying demonstrates initiative and compensates for a thin work history.
What does the quality assurance inspector interview process look like?
Most hiring processes include an initial phone screen, a technical interview covering inspection methods and your familiarity with measurement tools and documentation, and often a practical skills assessment or plant walk-through. Interviewers commonly ask you to describe how you handled a defect or non-conformance, so prepare a specific example. For regulated industries like aerospace or medical devices, expect questions about your knowledge of the relevant quality standards.
Where can I find and apply to quality assurance inspector jobs?
You can find and apply to quality assurance inspector jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from employers across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your experience, industry background, and location, then apply directly to each one that fits.
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