MEP Quality Control Manager

MEP Quality Control Manager

The MEP Quality Control Manager is responsible for the leadership, management, and execution of the Construction Design-Build Quality Program, with a focus on mechanical, electrical, and plumbing scopes. This role ensures that all installations meet applicable design standards, codes, and construction practices. The successful candidate will be a proactive team member who works closely with project management, engineering, field staff, subcontractors, and governmental agencies.

Responsibilities include leading and implementing the Construction Quality Management Plan for all MEP scopes, ensuring installations meet plans, codes, and quality standards, managing MEP submittals, inspections, testing, and pre-installation meetings, overseeing quality for chiller plants, HVAC, and electrical systems, collaborating with engineers to enforce spec-driven requirements, communicating quality expectations to teams and subcontractors, supervising field activities and coordinating with multiple subcontractors, conducting inspections, managing non-conformance issues, and maintaining QC documentation. The role also involves aligning QC with CADD/BIM coordination tools, enforcing OSHA compliance, leading bi-weekly safety meetings, liaising with government, CM, and design teams, and managing QA/QC closeout deliverables.

Qualifications include a bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field, minimum 7-10 years of experience in quality control for MEP systems on federal, public works, or large-scale infrastructure projects, proven experience with chiller plants, chilled water systems, and central utility mechanical systems, demonstrated success working with federal agencies and a deep understanding of agency protocols, certification in Construction Quality Management (CQM-C) from USACE/NAVFAC preferred, familiarity with applicable codes and standards and quality assurance frameworks, strong communication, leadership, and field coordination skills, proficiency in Microsoft Office, knowledge of Procore, Bluebeam, and quality management software is a plus, experience with CADD or BIM platforms preferred, and a strong understanding of OSHA safety requirements and site safety best practices.

Benefits include dental, vision, life and medical insurance, competitive compensation, PTO, retirement, company perks, and full-time contract.