Construction Quality Control Manager

The Quality Control Manager is responsible for implementing and maintaining the quality control plan as required and is responsible for the overall quality control for the project.

**Key Responsibilities**:
Specific tasks for the CQCM include but are not limited to the following:

- The Quality Control Manager is responsible for developing and implementing the construction sections of the project quality control plan (including the three phases of inspection) in compliance with Federal, DoD, and Navy requirements.
- The QCM is responsible for directly supervising all QC personnel, directing and approving the correction of any non-conforming or unsafe construction work performed under the contract, and after notifying the Project Manager and/or the RCO, to stop further performance of non-conforming construction work or unsafe activities.
- The QCM monitors and approves the quality of materials, plans, surveys, fabrication, as-built drawings, and other construction-related work to ensure compliance with specifications, workmanship standards, and contract requirements.

**Education/Experience**:
The minimum qualifications for the QCM are:

- College graduate with a degree in engineering or related field preferred.
- 5+ years of experience as a QC Manager in federal government projects.
- USACE EM 385-1-1 certificate.
- Completed the course entitled "Construction Quality Management (CQM) for Contractors" and maintains a current certificate.

Pay: From ¢160,000.00 per year