Construction Quality Control and Safety Manager

Appalachia Service Project•Johnson City, TN

15h•Hybrid

About The Position

The Construction Quality Control & Safety Manager serves as ASP's primary technical authority on construction, owning the organization's construction standards, home selection criteria, and quality/safety expectations across all programs. They lead construction consultants, site supervisors, and safety captains while driving continuous improvement in construction methods and best practices. They also spearhead innovation—researching new materials, methods, and strategic partnerships—and maintains ASP's construction knowledge management system to ensure lessons learned and technical guidance are captured and shared organization-wide. This is an exempt position reporting to the Vice President of Field Operations.

Requirements

Willingness to work in a Christian environment
Bachelor’s degree in construction management or a related field, or a combination of education and experience
Experience in residential construction, home repair, or building trades, including field supervision
Working knowledge of residential building codes, construction standards, and safety regulations (e.g., OSHA)
Strong written and verbal communication skills, with ability to translate technical concepts for varied audiences
Proficiency with standard office/productivity software
Valid driver’s license and driving record that is acceptable to ASP’s insurer
Persons desiring employment with ASP have a personal commitment to Christian faith and service to others.

Nice To Haves

Experience specific to nonprofit, mission-driven, or volunteer-based construction/home repair programs
Familiarity with specialty repair areas such as manufactured housing, aging housing stock, moisture management, accessibility modifications, or energy efficiency
Established relationships with manufacturers, suppliers, or industry associations
Experience developing or managing a knowledge management or documentation system
Certifications such as OSHA 30, Certified Graduate Builder (CGB), LEED, or similar
Experience with continuous improvement, quality assurance, or process standardization initiatives

Responsibilities

Serve as the organization's primary technical resource for construction, providing expert guidance to field staff and ensuring timely, consistent resolution of complex construction issues.
Own and maintain ASP's construction standards for home repair and new construction, ensuring projects consistently meet organizational quality expectations, approved plans and applicable building codes.
Develop, evaluate and continuously improve construction methods, specifications, and best practices to increase quality, durability, efficiency and homeowner outcomes.
Own and maintain home selection standards and the Initial Home Visit (IHV) process, ensuring projects align with ASP's mission, program criteria and available resources.
Lead, manage and hold accountable construction consultants, site supervisors, and safety captains, fostering a culture of safety, quality, coaching and continuous improvement.
Participate as a member of the Peak Seasonal Mobilization Team, contributing construction expertise to organizational planning, policy development, and strategic decision-making.
Collaborate across programs to ensure construction practices remain consistent while supporting the unique goals of each ASP initiative.
Champion innovation in residential construction by researching, testing and implementing new materials, methods, and partnership that improve the quality, affordability, durability and scalability of ASP's home repair and new construction programs.
Develop strategic partnerships with manufacturers, suppliers, industry associations, and technical experts to secure product donations, evaluate materials and pilot innovative construction solutions.
Research and develop standardized approaches for recurring construction challenges encountered across ASP's service area, including specialty repairs such as manufactured housing, aging housing stock, moisture management, accessibility modifications and energy efficiency improvement.
Evaluate new construction products and systems through field testing and collection, making recommendations for organization-wide adoption where appropriate.
Identify opportunities to reduce construction costs, improve volunteer experience, increase project longevity, and expand ASP's construction capabilities through innovation.
Own the organization's construction knowledge management system, ensuring lessons learned, successful repair methods, technical guidance, product evaluations, and constructions standards are documented and shared across all programs.