Construction Manager

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• Perform scheduled on-site quality inspections at least once per week; increase frequency during critical activities or phased handovers.
• Walk phased areas prior to vendor move-in and confirm all pre-requisites are complete (punchlist, penetrations sealed, utilities available, floor tolerances, clearances, protective measures).
• Review ongoing installations (slab, tilt wall, structural, MEP rough-ins, finishes, equipment supports, coatings, specialty systems) for conformance to drawings, submittals, RFIs, and specifications.
• Observe and document workmanship, material condition, correct sequencing, and protection of adjacent work.

• Produce a standardized weekly Quality Report with photos, deficiencies, priority level, recommended corrective actions, responsible party, and target completion dates.
• Maintain and update a quality issues log / deficiency register (track to closeout).
• Verify contractor corrective action effectiveness; confirm re-inspection and close-out.
• Attach annotated photos, markups, and reference drawings/submittals to reports.

• Act as the Owner’s eyes on-site: proactively raise concerns to Owner PM and GC, recommend mitigation strategies, and participate in quality-related coordination meetings.
• Review RFIs and submittals for quality implications (identify missing/incorrect items that could affect future work). Flag fit-for-purpose submittals to Owner PM.
• Coordinate with GC QA/QC and third-party inspectors (testing/inspections) to ensure alignment between observations and formal test results.

• Create and execute detailed inspection checklist for each area prior to vendor access (see sample checklist below).
• Confirm critical tolerances/conditions (e.g., floor flatness/levelness, slab elevations, slab cracks, line-of-sight, anchor locations, blockouts, embedded items, dock elevations, utilities, compressed air, power distribution).
• Produce a “Turnover Readiness” report listing outstanding items, likely impacts to vendor, and recommended temporary measures.
• Identify recurring workmanship or process issues; recommend process changes, quality controls, or training.
• Coach contractor forepersons on Owner expectations when appropriate.
• Provide lessons-learned summaries at major milestones.

• Minimum 10 years of direct construction experience on commercial/industrial projects; experience with manufacturing facilities, heavy equipment installations, or similar large industrial projects preferred.
• Demonstrated experience with concrete slab tolerance issues, tilt-wall construction, structural work, MEP coordination, and walkdown processes for equipment installations.
• Prior role as Owner’s Representative, Construction QA/QC Manager, Quality Manager, or experienced Senior Field Engineer preferred.
• Solid understanding of construction contract documents (drawings, specifications), submittal/RFI process, and how field conditions interface with design intent.
• Proficient in producing clear, concise field reports with photo documentation.
• Trade or technical background (construction technology, civil, architectural, mechanical, or electrical) preferred.
• Valid driver’s license; ability to travel to Millersburg site weekly and occasionally stay longer during critical phases.

Mid-Senior level

Part-time

Quality Assurance

Construction and Building Construction