NOW HIRING – NQA-1 Lead Auditors & Auditors
System One is seeking experienced Nuclear Quality Assurance (NQA-1) Lead Auditors and Auditors to support supplier and program audits at locations across the United States.

Required Experience
Candidates must have previous experience performing nuclear quality assurance audits and possess working knowledge of:
• DOE O 414.1D
• ASME NQA-1
• ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code (BPVC)
• AWS D1.1 / D1.6
• ISO 9001:2015
• 10 CFR 830
• 10 CFR Part 21

Position Details
• Start Date: Various start dates from July to August of 2026.
• Duration: TBD
• Per Diem: Depending on location. GSA Rate Per-Diem.
• Mobilization/Demobilization pay.

• Location: Travel required. Audit assignments will be conducted at supplier locations throughout the United States.

Lead Auditor Responsibilities
• Plan, lead, and perform nuclear quality assurance audits in accordance with DOE and regulatory requirements.
• Serve as Lead Auditor for internal and external audits, ensuring compliance with applicable QA programs and procedures.
• Develop audit plans, schedules, checklists, and assignments for audit team members.
• Conduct opening and closing meetings with suppliers and client representatives.
• Evaluate implementation of QA programs against governing standards and identify areas for improvement.
• Prepare detailed audit reports, findings, observations, and corrective action recommendations.
• Verify corrective actions and ensure timely closure of audit findings.
• Interface with project teams, management, suppliers, and regulatory representatives during audit activities.
• Maintain audit documentation and records in accordance with program requirements.

Auditor Responsibilities
• Participate as a member of nuclear quality assurance audit teams.
• Perform assessments of supplier and contractor quality assurance programs and processes.
• Evaluate compliance with NQA-1, DOE requirements, regulatory requirements, and approved procedures.
• Conduct interviews, document reviews, and field verifications to assess implementation and effectiveness of quality programs.
• Document objective evidence, observations, and audit findings.
• Assist in preparation of audit reports and supporting documentation.
• Support verification of corrective actions and closure of audit findings.
• Maintain accurate audit records and documentation in accordance with program requirements.
• Travel to supplier facilities and project locations as required.