QCM​/Superintendent; 2nd Shift

Quality Control Manager / Superintendent (2nd Shift)

This role oversees a federal construction renovation project at a naval base, focusing on the replacement of condensate lines in an existing building. The Quality Control Manager / Superintendent manages day-to-day field operations, enforces quality and safety standards, coordinates multiple subcontractors, and ensures compliance with federal and USACE requirements on a 2nd shift schedule.

Responsibilities

• Oversee and manage the day-to-day operational activities of a construction renovation project at a naval base, with primary focus on Building 4 condensate line replacement.
• Review the project scope of work in detail and ensure all activities align with contract documents, specifications, and applicable codes and standards.
• Uphold and enforce strict quality control standards across all phases of work, including documentation, inspections, and testing.
• Coordinate and supervise multiple subcontractors on site, ensuring their work is sequenced, safe, and compliant with project requirements.
• Monitor and manage construction activities related to the protection of workstations and government property during construction operations.
• Oversee erection of scaffolding, ensuring it is installed and used safely and in accordance with applicable regulations and project requirements.
• Supervise the removal and replacement of limited ceiling tile and grid systems as part of the condensate line replacement scope.
• Manage and monitor asbestos abatement activities to ensure they are performed safely and in compliance with regulatory and project requirements.
• Oversee the removal and replacement of existing condensate lines, including both Phase 1 (3" to 5" lines) and Phase 2 (3" and smaller lines).
• Ensure proper testing of new condensate lines, including coordination of inspections and documentation of results.
• Oversee the insulation of new condensate lines to meet project specifications and performance requirements.
• Track and report project progress, preparing updates and speaking on status, issues, and upcoming work in project meetings.
• Identify potential quality, safety, and schedule issues early and work with the project team to develop and implement corrective actions.
• Ensure all work is performed in accordance with USACE quality control requirements, EM 385-1-1 safety standards, and OSHA regulations.
• Maintain accurate daily reports, quality control documentation, and other required records for federal contract compliance.
• Communicate clearly and consistently with project managers, superintendents, subcontractors, and base personnel to coordinate work and resolve issues.
• Support and promote a strong safety culture on site, ensuring all personnel follow established safety procedures and requirements.
• Participate in and lead project meetings as needed, representing field operations and quality control activities.
• Provide technical guidance in the field, helping resolve construction issues and ensuring work is executed correctly the first time.

Essential Skills

• Extensive quality control experience in construction, with the ability to implement and manage a formal quality control program on federal projects.
• Minimum 7–8 years of large commercial construction experience.
• At least 3–4 years of federal construction experience preferred, with additional federal experience considered a strong advantage.
• Proven ability to oversee and manage multiple subcontractors on an active construction site.
• Strong technical knowledge of building systems and construction means and methods, particularly related to mechanical piping and interior renovations.
• High level of communication skills, with the ability to clearly present project status, issues, and plans in meetings and written reports.
• OSHA 30-hour construction safety certification (OSHA 30) required.
• US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Quality Control Manager (QCM) certification required.
• EM 385-1-1 training or certification required.
• Ability to enforce and adhere to EM 385-1-1 and OSHA requirements on an active federal job site.
• Capability to read, interpret, and apply construction drawings, specifications, and federal contract requirements.
• Ability to work 2nd shift hours from 2:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
• Eligibility to work on a secure federal installation, including the ability to meet requirements and citizenship eligibility.

Additional Skills & Qualifications

• Prior experience working on federal contracts and projects located on military bases in the DMV region.
• Experience…