Quality Control Manager - USACE Construction

Job Description

Job Description

Job Summary : This role requires a seasoned construction professional with expertise in federal contracting, USACE’s Three-Phase Quality Control System, and regulatory compliance. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, proactive, and capable of leading field teams to uphold the highest quality standards while ensuring compliance with contract specifications, safety regulations, and project deadlines.

Responsibilities :

• Implement a 3-phase quality control program on assigned projects (Prep, Initial, Follow-Up), including preparatory meetings, initial phase, follow-up, and final inspections.
• Schedule and lead preparatory meetings with required representatives, including owner representatives, USACE / Government QAR, Superintendents, SSHOs, subcontractor foremen, third-party consultants, Designer of Record, and testing agencies as required.
• Prepare documentation, review specifications / drawings and approved submittals, and inspection requirements.
• Conduct and document daily on-site inspections for conformance of the work and safety.
• Perform in-house punch-list inspections for each Definable Feature of Work (DFOW), verifying its completeness and contract compliance before the Owner's final inspection.
• Complete QC inspection, pre-final, and final inspection punch lists. Ensure punch list items have been completed. Coordinate punch list completion efforts with the Superintendent and subcontractors, prior to inspection efforts with the USACE / Government QAR as required.
• Coordinate all third-party testing and inspections, including soil and materials testing, weld and bolt inspections, hydronic system tests, fire suppression acceptance tests, FA / MNS acceptance tests, ground fault testing, etc.
• Coordinate, witness, and document required testing with USACE / Government QAR, Superintendents, subcontractors, third-party consultants, etc. as needed.
• Effectively communicate Contract requirements for each definable feature of work to the various team members in the project during preparatory meetings, initial, follow-up, and final inspections, and other less formal meetings.
• Review and approve Activity Hazard Analysis forms. Ensure that the required MSDS sheets have been submitted, discussed during the preparatory phase, and available to the on-site office before the start of the affected work.
• Maintain RMS reporting as required for assigned projects.
• Ensure that the appropriate environmental permits, including SWPPP and NOI and building permits, are secured and its subcontractors. Ensure that these are properly displayed.

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