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MOUNTAIN

Pole Attachment/QC Specialist

Pay: Not specified

Posted: 07/09/2026

Location: Beaverton, OR (Onsite)

Last Updated: 6 days ago

Hours: Full-Time

Expires: 9/30/2026

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What they do

A Quality Control Analyst, in the biotech and medical device industries, works in laboratories performing biological, microbiological, and chemical tests on products and materials. Responsible for calibrating equipment, inspecting products, processing and testing materials, and reporting results. May work in other production environments to monitor and improve quality and efficiency in production systems and products.

$65,487 / year median in Oregon

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Pole Attachment/QC Specialist

MOUNTAIN

Beaverton, OR Job Details Temporary 3 hours ago Qualifications Construction quality control

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Contract/Temporary Job #97771 Mountain Ltd. has an opening for a Pole Attachment/QC Specialist to work remotely, supporting PST time! Pole Attachment/QC Specialist The Permitting PA/QC Specialist role oversees and manages the most complex and critical permitting and joint use activities. Must be able to QC and update permits as required. Will need to know what is missing and how to correct.

Key responsibilities include:

Developing strategies for railroad and state DOT crossings, bridge projects, environmentally sensitive areas, and high-risk pole attachment requests Negotiating with municipalities, state agencies, and pole owners to resolve escalated or disputed applications Ensuring alignment between permitting, joint use, engineering, and construction to avoid redesigns or delays Training and mentoring junior permitting staff Ensuring joint use submissions meet both NESC and owner-specific requirements Communicating risks, bottlenecks, and timelines to leadership on an ongoing basis Shape the future. Summit success. Join our team and become part of a legacy that has been at the forefront of engineering excellence since 1979. #M4