Federal Construction Quality Control Manager

Federal Construction QCM Brawley is a general contractor specializing in federal and commercial construction. We have been in business since 1992. From our headquarters in Wilmington, NC, we have worked throughout the United States in the governmental, commercial, multi-family, hospitality, and ICT sectors. Our mission is to serve our partners with excellence and innovation by delivering projects and facilities that meet or exceed their expectations. Integrity, innovation, trust, and excellence are the values that we strive for in every aspect of our work with our customers and our team members. Work life balance, family, and opportunities for sharing fun are important in Brawley's culture. We offer competitive salaries to attract top talent. We are looking for a Federal Construction QCM to support our construction division on an assignment (approximately 10 months) at Camp LeJeune in Jacksonville, NC. Job requirements: Adherence to the project documents, QC plan, applicable building codes, and all safety requirements for the project. Attend the QC plan meeting, attend the coordination and mutual understanding meetings (federal projects)/kick–off meetings (commercial projects), conduct the QC meetings, perform the three phases of control, perform submittal review, ensure testing and inspection plans are established for work to be performed. Inspect: materials on-site and off-site, work in-progress, and completed work for compliance with the project's contract documents. Assure workmanship is compliant with industry standards referencing in-progress and finished work. Assure that work in-progress and work in place is appropriately protected from damage from other work, stored materials, and/or weather protection. Identify and report on any/all non-conforming work, workmanship, and material. Responsible for issuing stop work orders, if necessary, upon discovery of safety issues, non-compliant work, workmanship, and/or materials. Responsible in resolving non-conforming work, workmanship, and materials. Assist the project management team in creating applicable requests for information (RFI). Responsible for communication with owners, owner's representatives, project architects and engineers, and authorities having jurisdiction regarding quality control issues. Responsible for coordination of third-party testing and inspection services. Prepare QC documentation to include, but not limited to: Material delivery and receipt inspections Daily quality control reports (QCDR) Quality control logs Construction check sheets Nonconforming work and/or materials Testing and inspection (T&I) logs Project specific special testing logs Facility turnover planning meetings (red zone meetings) when applicable Work to be completed (WTBC) logs Rework log (RL) Punch lists Pre–final inspections Final inspections Post–construction deliverables As–built drawings Manage and coordinate the NAVFAC/USACE three phases of quality control and associated documentation. In addition to managing and implementing the QC program, the QC manager may perform the duties of project superintendent and/or site–specific safety officer. These additional responsibilities can only be performed if the QC manager has qualifications to fulfill the position(s). Lead weekly QC meetings after the start of construction. Discuss completion dates for rework items, preparatory phases required, initial phases required, follow–up phases, testing and inspections required. Prepare agendas for all QC related meetings. Distribute meeting minutes to all applicable personnel. Adhere to all company QC and safety SOPs. Assure all safety and health jobsite requirements are compliant and within standards. Requirements: Bachelor's degree in construction management, engineering, business administration, statistics, a related field, or the equivalent experience required. 5+ years of progressive construction quality control management experience, including multi-site or corporate-level responsibility required. 5+ years' experience with federal and military construction projects required. Current NAVFAC/USACE QCM certification required. Current first aid/CPR/AED training required. EM 385 40 hour certification and OSHA 30 highly desired. Brawley culture: We are a team centered around the core values of trust, innovation, integrity, and excellence. We expect these characteristics of our employees and in our daily business operations. We all play a vital role in building the Brawley of the future and shaping the culture of our company. We offer competitive base salary, career development opportunities, medical/dental/vision insurance, life and AD&D insurance, short-term and long-term disability, company HSA contribution, retirement program, 401k company match, 15 days paid time off, 10 paid holidays, and work/life balance. Brawley Company does not discriminate on the basis of any protected classification. Brawley Company encourages applications from minorities, women, the disabled, protected veterans, and all other qualified applicants.