Quality Control Technician - Construction

the Lynden Family of Companies

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Knik Construction Co., Inc. is one of the largest and most geographically diverse civil and heavy construction companies in the state of Alaska. We work with DOT Agencies, FAA-regulated airports, boroughs, and privately owned contractors who trust us to ensure jobs run smoothly. An extensive fleet of equipment allows us to work anywhere in Alaska and beyond that is accessible by air, land, and sea on projects of all sizes. As the premier civil and heavy construction company in Alaska, we lead transportation construction and maintenance while producing almost all of our products. Knik Construction is seeking a Quality Control (QC) Technician to support construction projects at multiple remote locations throughout Alaska. This role performs Contractors Quality Control (CQC) duties under the direction of a QC Manager or Lead QC Technician and works closely with project superintendents. This is a seasonal position that requires travel and on‑site living at remote job locations. Davis‑Bacon wages apply where applicable.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED required.
No experience required; 1+ year of construction‑related experience preferred.
Ability to obtain: WAQTC and ACI certifications Nuclear gauge safety and HAZMAT certifications MSHA and OSHA training certifications

Nice To Haves

1+ year of construction‑related experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Perform Contractors Quality Control (CQC) duties in accordance with approved Quality Control Plans.
Conduct QC sampling, testing, observation, documentation, and reporting.
Perform aggregate testing including sieve analysis, fracture count, and flat & elongated testing.
Perform hot mix asphalt (HMA) sampling and testing including asphalt content, gradation, density, and coring.
Interpret QC and QA test results for compliance with project specifications.
Communicate QC results verbally, in writing, and digitally.
Prepare and submit QC reports using Microsoft Word, Excel, and Stonemont software.
Safely operate portable nuclear density gauges.
Maintain a clean, organized laboratory and assigned vehicle.
Obtain required training and certifications as assigned.
Maintain positive working relationships with employees, subcontractors, clients, and the public.
Lift, carry, and handle materials, tools, and samples.
Must be at least 18 years of age.
Must pass a pre‑employment drug screen