Construction Quality Control Manager / Superintendent

SJS Executives LLC•Mechanicsburg, PA

9d•$0 - $90,000•Onsite

About The Position

SJS Executives, LLC, also doing business as SJS Industrial, is hiring a full-time Construction Quality Control Manager / Superintendent in Mechanicsburg to support operations at a U.S. Naval Facility. The role provides on-site construction quality assurance, safety management, technical consultation, and construction engineering support for a Navy public works department. The position works with the Navy Construction Manager, government personnel, Supported Command representatives, and contractor personnel from multiple general contractors to support project quality, safety, coordination, and completion.

Requirements

Possess a valid Real ID.
Have either at least 5 years of verified Quality Control Manager experience working for one or more general contractors on NAVFAC or U.S. Army Corps of Engineers projects, or at least 10 years of verified foreman experience in concrete, mechanical, electrical, masonry, or carpentry on commercial, industrial, or military projects. Residential construction experience does not qualify.
Possess, or be able to obtain, a Certificate of Completion for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Construction Quality Management for Contractors course.
Be familiar with crane safety requirements and the NAVFAC P-307 Management of Weight Handling Equipment specification.
Successfully pass a drug test and a thorough background check for access to a military installation; the background check extends beyond 7 years.

Responsibilities

Coordinate the construction quality management program for assigned projects and provide timely status reports to the Government sponsor.
Review contractor quality control plans with the Navy Construction Manager and recommend approval.
Attend selected quality control, preparatory, and initial meetings; monitor three-phase checklists for accuracy and completeness.
Provide relevant remarks on Government QA reports and contractor QC reports, particularly concerning critical and definable features of work.
Take, file, and distribute progress photographs from work sites.
Validate the quantity, condition, and approval of on-site materials before the Government issues contractor invoice payments.
Coordinate reviews and witnessing of testing, commissioning, and certification of critical systems.
Assure workmanship meets specifications and industry standards for concrete, masonry, stucco, building envelopes, structural steel, bolting, welding, and other materials and systems.
Attend or witness selected tests and review applicable test reports and results for completeness and quality.
Maintain contact with contractor representatives to foster cooperation, resolve problems, and support construction schedules.
Coordinate temporary utility and communication hookups, utility outages, road closures, lay-down areas, and storage areas as needed.
Coordinate excavation, hot work, burn, and other construction-related permits, subject to local restrictions.
Review Activity Hazard Analyses with the Construction Manager and ensure the SSHO confirms contractors discuss them before work activities begin or new crews start work.
Review crane critical lift plans, crane operation qualifications, and certificates of compliance with the Construction Manager; observe critical lifts.
Ensure contractors conduct monthly site safety self-evaluations and submit them with pay vouchers or invoices; perform worksite safety assessments as needed.
Take timely action to promote contractor compliance with safety and health requirements, including leading safety stand-downs and recommending dismissal of contractor staff for non-performance or recurring violations.
Ensure reporting of significant contractor safety incidents, accidents, and near misses; verify corrective actions, and conduct cursory QA reviews of CSIRs and OSHA Form 300s.
Serve as a field point of contact for Supported Command coordination, including collateral equipment installation and phone, data, and communication connections; assist with latent-defect investigations and keying and key-turnover coordination.
Coordinate facility system training for owners, occupants, and Public Works shop personnel.
Review pre-final contract drawings, specifications, and technical RFPs; conduct site visits for constructability and field-condition compatibility; provide local-condition input during design and constructability reviews and recommend solutions for identified problems.
Participate in partnering sessions and facilitate effective relationships and processes among contractors, Supported Command, and government team members.
Support review and approval of Government technical and administrative submittals, including schedules, accident prevention plans, AHAs, safety and health plans, quality control plans, test plans and reports, and performance verification tests.
Investigate construction engineering problems, including unforeseen conditions, contractor RFIs, and dimension conflicts, and recommend solutions to the Construction Manager.
Support preliminary scheduling meetings, review three-week look-ahead schedules and baseline schedule updates, monitor critical activities, and participate in biweekly look-ahead meetings when needed.
Review and annotate contractor daily reports as required.
Assure contractor environmental compliance and coordinate EPA job-site visits when required.
Review and verify as-built drawing accuracy in support of invoice payments.
Coordinate with the Construction Manager to issue contractor non-compliance notices when applicable.
Arrange and coordinate pre-final and final acceptance inspections and track punch-list completion.
Support project closeout, including delivery of as-built drawings, warranties, O&M manuals, and spare parts.
Review contractor invoices against actual work in place and recommend approval, disapproval, or partial payment to the Construction Manager.
Support the Construction Manager and acquisition team with contract modifications, government estimates, proposal reviews, negotiations, and field evaluation of constructability, hidden costs, and alternative methods; avoid constructive changes and unauthorized commitments.
Ensure official contractor correspondence and submittals are included in contract files.
Perform related construction engineering tasks assigned by the SJS Program Manager, Navy Construction Manager, or designee.