Quality Control Manager

Persons Services Corp.•Houston, TX

About The Position

The Quality Control Manager is an integral member of the project team and is responsible for maintaining high quality standards across projects. The role includes conducting trend and root cause analyses, developing key performance indicators for executive management, and advising on construction codes and regulations. The manager supports staff development, provides procurement guidance on third-party service contracts, reviews RFQs and RFPs for quality requirements, collaborates with project teams to mitigate risks, and oversees quality management training. The position requires mental acuity, accuracy, strong attention to detail, a consistent work ethic, and an uncompromising dedication to safety and quality. The Quality Control Manager manages welding quality activities, including welder testing and tracking and weld procedure development. The manager supports project teams with quality documentation and procedures, conducts and supports audits and investigations, monitors program effectiveness, and recommends continuous improvements. The position also involves field flange management, completing NDE reports, coordinating third-party NDE, and reviewing materials and material test reports.

Requirements

Current Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) certification.
Proficiency in ASME B31.1 and B31.3 piping codes.
Knowledge of pressure vessels and boilers, ASME Section BPVC, and NDE methods including PT, MT, and RT.
Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, P6, Bluebeam Revu, and Procore.
Five years of experience in quality control and/or the construction industry, including supervisory and leadership experience.
Expert knowledge of the construction industry, including specifications, drawings, methods, and procedures.
Ability to understand and interpret codes and industry best practices.
Proven ability to influence, coach, and mentor senior management on quality management processes.
Ability to identify quality risks associated with project documents.
Demonstrated experience developing and writing procedures and manuals.
Strong ability to collaborate with clients and stakeholders.
Planning, organizational, and time-management skills, including the ability to multitask, prioritize work, and delegate.
Ability to identify and communicate quality control issues, trends, and objectives to senior management.
Advanced written and oral communication skills.
Ability to influence quality culture within PSC, trade partners, and clients.

Responsibilities

Manage welding activities, including welder testing, welder tracking, and weld procedure development.
Serve as a quality liaison between the field and client when assigned.
Assist project teams with QC packages, procedures, and checklists for welding, construction, fabrication, inspection, and operations activities.
Provide weekly progress updates.
Assist with nonconformance investigations and root cause analyses as assigned.
Identify gaps in the quality system related to technical procedures and processes.
Perform project audits as available and provide feedback to support continuous improvement.
Manage field flange activities.
Complete NDE reports and schedule NDE with third parties.
Review materials and material test reports (MTRs).
Review, understand, implement, and communicate quality control requirements in construction and contract documents.
Ensure project quality plans are developed and consistently implemented where required.
Conduct audits to ensure compliance with the quality control program.
Analyze audit-result trends and provide executive management with root cause analyses and key performance indicators.
Provide guidance, support, and input on construction codes and regulations.
Ensure staff development and succession planning within the Quality Management department.
Oversee the development and implementation of quality management training as needed.
Monitor the effectiveness of the quality program and recommend continuous improvements.
Review RFQs and RFPs for quality requirements, collaborate with project teams to mitigate risks, and advise procurement on third-party service contracts.