QA/QC Manager

Tessiers Mechanical Contractors, the Midwest’s premier mechanical contractor, is looking for a QA/QC Manager who will be responsible for planning, implementing, and managing all Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC) activities for Tessiers HVAC scope on a large project. This position ensures that all mechanical systems are installed in accordance with contract documents, engineering requirements, manufacturer recommendations, customer quality standards, applicable codes, and Tessiers quality expectations. The QA/QC Manager serves as the project’s quality leader by working proactively with engineering, BIM, fabrication, project management, field supervision, commissioning teams, and trade partners to prevent deficiencies before installation. The goal is to deliver a “first-time quality” project that minimizes rework, supports successful commissioning, and exceeds client expectations. Primary Responsibilities Quality Leadership Lead all QA/QC activities for Tessiers HVAC scope on the customer project. Maintain and continuously develop the Project Quality Management Plan. Maintain project-specific quality standards and inspection procedures. Promote a culture of “Build It Right the First Time.” Serve as the primary quality liaison between Tessiers , General Contractor, Customer, commissioning agents, and design professionals. Quality Assurance (Planning & Prevention) Review contract documents, specifications, drawings, and owner requirements. Participate in design reviews and constructability reviews. Coordinate with engineering to resolve design conflicts before construction. Verify shop drawings and submittals comply with project requirements. Develop Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs) and Individual Work Plans (IWPs) for all major scopes of work. Ensure quality requirements are incorporated into preconstruction planning. Quality Control (Field Verification) Perform inspections of: Supports Pressure testing Mechanical room installation Equipment startup readiness System labeling and identification Final finishes and workmanship Ensure all installations comply with: Approved shop drawings Manufacturer installation requirements Applicable codes Customer quality standards Inspection & Testing Develop and maintain inspection schedules. Coordinate hold points and witness inspections. Verify completion of required testing. Review pressure test documentation. Verify systems are complete prior to owner inspections. Maintain project punch lists. Assign corrective actions. Verify completion of corrective work. Ensure deficiencies are closed before project milestones. Identify recurring issues and implement preventive measures. Documentation Management Maintain complete quality documentation including: Inspection reports Quality audits NCR (Non-Conformance Reports) Corrective Action Reports Test reports Equipment startup documentation As-built verification records Coordination BIM/VDC Fabrication Project Management Foremen Safety Department TAB Contractors General Contractor Customer Quality Team Prefabrication Quality Review prefabricated assemblies before shipment. Verify fabrication complies with approved drawings. Ensure labeling and identification meet project standards. Coordinate fabrication improvements with shop leadership. Coordinate with commissioning agents. Verify systems are complete prior to startup. Confirm equipment is installed per manufacturer requirements. Support functional performance testing. Resolve quality issues identified during commissioning. Assist with owner demonstrations and turnover. Analyze quality trends. Develop lessons learned throughout the project. Recommend improvements to installation methods. Improve inspection procedures. ISO 9001 Compliance The QA/QC Manager is expected to: Lead by example. Promote accountability without creating an adversarial environment. Build collaborative relationships with field personnel. Be highly visible in the shop/field. Coach teams on quality expectations. Encourage proactive problem-solving. Maintain professionalism with owners, inspectors, and trade partners. Required Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Construction Management, or related field preferred. Minimum 10 years of mechanical construction experience. Minimum 5 years in a QA/QC leadership role. Extensive knowledge of commercial and industrial HVAC systems. Experience with large pharmaceutical, industrial, healthcare, or mission-critical projects preferred. Strong understanding of: HVAC systems Hydronic piping Sheet metal systems Welding and brazing standards Pressure testing TAB procedures Ability to read and interpret contract documents, specifications, P&IDs, and shop drawings. Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Bluebeam, Procore, BIM 360, and quality management software. ISO 9001 Preferred Certifications ASQ Certified Quality Engineer (CQE) Certified Construction Quality Manager (CCQM) OSHA 30-Hour Construction Mechanical commissioning experience LEED accreditation (preferred) Quality management. Mechanical systems expertise. Inspection and testing. Root cause analysis. Problem-solving. Organization. Communication. Leadership. Coaching and mentoring. Documentation management. Pay: Salary dependent on your level of experience/skills *plus annual incentive bonus tied to company performance* Benefits: Medical Dental Vision and Life Insurance Long-Term Disability Matching 401K PTO Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP) Profit Sharing EEO Statement: APi Group is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and applicants. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status. Equal Opportunity Employer, including disabled and veterans. #J-18808-Ljbffr