QC Manager

Required Skills & Experience

· 10+ years of experience in a quality control/management position within complex construction environments\n\t• Federal construction experience - USACE/NAVFAC/AFCEC\n· Working knowledge of construction drawings, specifications, inspection and test plans, acceptance criteria, quality records, and applicable codes and standards\n· Construction Quality Management for Contractors (CQM) developed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) within the last five years\n· Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, or similar field

Nice to Have Skills & Experience

· Experience supporting industrial, chemical, manufacturing, or other highly regulated construction projects, preferably within an operating facility\n· ASQ Certified Quality Inspector (CQI), Certified Quality Technician (CQT), Certified Quality Auditor (CQA), or other applicable ASQ certification\n· ISO 9001 internal auditor or lead auditor training\n· Applicable trade or inspection credentials, such as ICC, AWS, ACI, NICET, NACE/AMPP, or equivalent, based on assigned scope

Job Description

The Quality Representative ensures that construction products, services, tests, and inspections meet established quality standards, specifications, applicable codes and standards, site requirements, and subcontract requirements. The role supports prevention of errors through effective implementation of the QGS Quality Assurance Plan (QAP) and identifies defects, nonconforming conditions, and deviations throughout the work process. This position serves as the quality point of contact for assigned work, performs independent field oversight, maintains complete and traceable quality records, and works closely with project supervision and the site project team to promote consistent, compliant execution and continuous improvement.\n\n· Serve as the quality point of contact (POC) and represent our customer in quality-related matters with the site project team, client project management, lower-tier subcontractors, inspectors, suppliers, and testing agencies.\n· Ensure effective implementation of the client's Quality Assurance Plan (QAP), the approved project quality plan, site quality requirements, approved procedures, and applicable subcontract documents.\n· Develop, review, maintain, and control quality documents generated by the client and lower-tier subcontractors, including inspection reports, inspection and test plans (ITPs), test procedures, test data sheets, quality checklists, certifications, material records, and measuring and test equipment (M&TE) records.\n· Perform regular independent quality oversight, surveillances, inspections, and field observations to verify that work complies with approved drawings, specifications, procedures, codes, standards, and subcontract requirements.\n· Verify that all required testing and inspection activities are completed.\n· Confirm that inspection and testing personnel are qualified; required hold points and witness points are observed; acceptance criteria are satisfied; and results are complete, legible, traceable, and properly retained.\n· Create, coordinate, and execute tests and inspections; review results; identify and report errors, defects, deviations, or other quality issues; and provide practical feedback to improve the final product or service.\n· Ensure deficiencies and nonconforming conditions are promptly documented, controlled, evaluated, tracked, and resolved in accordance with the client corrective action and nonconformance programs.\n· Verify that measuring and test equipment is appropriate for its intended use, uniquely identified, within its current calibration period, and supported by required calibration records.\n· Attend project kickoff meetings and, as necessary, participate in job walkdowns, pre-installation meetings, progress meetings, safety meetings, preparatory meetings, and coordination meetings.\n· Work alongside the project team to verify that work is accomplished in accordance with subcontract requirements and that quality concerns are addressed before work proceeds or is concealed.\n· Support audits, client surveillances, turnover documentation, quality performance trending, lessons learned, and continuous improvement activities.