Quality Control Manager - Federal Construction

The Quality Control Manager (QCM) is responsible for the overall planning, implementation, and management of Construction Quality Control (CQC) activities on assigned projects. The QCM ensures all work complies with contract requirements, project specifications, applicable codes, and industry standards. This role leads the development and execution of quality assurance and quality control procedures, oversees inspections and testing, manages quality documentation, and directs corrective actions for nonconforming work.

The QCM coordinates closely with project management, subcontractors, inspectors, and clients to proactively identify and resolve quality issues, ensure deficiencies are corrected in a timely manner, and maintain high standards of workmanship. The QCM will assume the essential functions of an Assistant QCM as appropriate.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Lead, manage, and develop Assistant QCMs. Provide training and ensure compliance and adherence of QC tasks and applicable software based on Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Set quality control expectations and monitor, as needed. Provide constructive coaching and feedback related to performance and development opportunities.
• Partner with the project team to lead project start-up. Assist SSHO with obtaining dig permits and hot-work permits. Establish a project submittal register. Review the contract documents for constructability. Participate in preconstruction meetings with subcontractors to set project expectations. Participate in post-award meetings with USACE. Collect Division 1 submittals, accident prevent plans (APPs), QC plans, SWPP, etc. Set-up third-party inspectors.
• Conduct testing and field inspections. Submit testing and inspections in RMS and construction management software. Coordinate inspections with USACE, providing maps and invitations accordingly. Coordinate inspection and testing requirements for each definable feature of work (DFOW) with subcontractors. Coordinate with third-party inspectors. Conduct daily inspections and photo documentation to ensure quality of work. Generate deficiencies and observations in construction management software;
  
  follow up to ensure completion. Hold subcontractors accountable to address deficient work; review final work product for acceptability.
• Submit project documentation for USACE approval in RMS. Request and review submittals from subcontractors. Track delivery of materials received; verify and document that all materials received for the project are in conformance with the approved submittals, are handled and stored appropriately, and are acceptable for use on the project. Ensure all preconstruction submittals are complete prior to starting work. Review all RFIs for validity prior to processing.
  
  Populate data for daily project reports in RMS (weather delays, inspections, project progress, manpower, deficiencies).
• Implement the three phases of quality control inspections. Lead the preparatory meetings with subcontractors to discuss contract requirements. Ensure subcontractors are adhering to the most current sets of drawings and specifications. Hold initial inspections in the field to review preliminary work. Coordinate with USACE for resolution of any unforeseen conditions, modifications, or general government direction. Hold follow up inspections in the field to review work, as needed.
  
  Lead QC meetings with Bryan Construction and subcontractors, as needed, to ensure proper quality in the field. Attend subcontractor progress meetings and OAC meetings.
• Partner with the project team to lead project closeout. Request and review O&Ms submitted by subcontractors and coordinate owner training, as needed. Develop a spare parts list. Collect warranty documentation from all subcontractors. Coordinate testing and balancing (TAB) and commissioning for the project. Coordinate pre-final and final inspections; create punchlist items, track and closeout. Ensure all subcontractors keep up with red-lined changes and coordinate final as-built drawings.
  
  Compile data for the 1354 form. Populate…