Quality Control Manager

Booz Allen Hamilton•Leavenworth, KS

31d

About The Position

Quality Control Manager The Opportunity: When an organization has multiple moving parts in its processes, it can be difficult to critically examine them. To be more efficient and effective, it needs a business process spe cia list to learn its business and mission end-to-end and provide ways to change for the better. That’s why we need you, an experienced business process spe cia list who knows how to analyze every aspect of your customer’s operations and give them the steps to improve their process. As the Quality Control Manager on our team, you’ll analyze your client’s current operating environment and identify areas for improvement. You’ll facilitate discussions with leadership and support staff to help refine the client’s definition of success and identify current f rus trations. You’ll be responsible for ensuring all services and supplies delivered under the contract meet the rigorous standards of FAR 52.246-1. You will lead the development, implementation, and continual improvement of a comprehensive Quality Control System, oversee subcontractor performance, and partner with Government stakeholders to maintain contract compliance and excellence in training support. Work with us as we help our client evolve. What You’ll Work On: Develop, implement, and maintain a written Quality Control Plan ( QCP ) that reflects standardized procedures and met hodologies for monitoring and documenting contract performance. Establish and document processes for continuous process improvement, scheduling, c ond ucting, and recording inspections, identifying and correcting discrepancies, implementing corrective action procedures, including those for government-discovered non-conformances, performing root cause analyses and establishing preventive measures, c ond ucting trend analyses to highlight systemic issues, and collecting, analyzing, and resolving customer feedback and complaints. Define baseline performance criteria for contractor-supported training, including adjustments to subjects, qualification levels, exercise durations, augmented training, site surveys, exercise simulation techniques, and deficiency resolution procedures. Coordinate with subcontractors to ensure their deliverables comply with the QC requirements outlined in FAR 52.246-1. Provide Quality Control Reports to the government, ensuring timely and accurate documentation of QC activities and outcomes. Interface with the Contracting Officer’s Representative ( COR ) to support the government’s Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan ( QASP ) , supplying performance data and facilitating government surveillance. Act as the primary point of contact for all quality assurance activities under the QASP. Prepare and present performance met rics, defect rate analyses, and corrective action status updates to government evaluators. Collaborate on “living document” updates to address evolving contract needs and performance trends. Join us. The world can’t wait.

Requirements

8+ years of experience in government contract ing and program or program or quality control management within the DoD
Experience with stakeholder management and briefing
Experience making contract-execution decisions in a government office environment
Experience negotiating and administering data rights under FAR and DFARS
Experience with continuous improvement met hodologies
Knowledge of FAR 52.246-1 Contractor Inspection Requirements
Knowledge of quality control or assurance frameworks for training and service delivery
Knowledge of Micro sof t Office and contract management systems such as Deltek Costpoint or SAP
Secret clearance
Bachelor’s degree

Nice To Haves

Possession of excellent communication skills

Responsibilities

Develop, implement, and maintain a written Quality Control Plan ( QCP ) that reflects standardized procedures and met hodologies for monitoring and documenting contract performance.
Establish and document processes for continuous process improvement, scheduling, c ond ucting, and recording inspections, identifying and correcting discrepancies, implementing corrective action procedures, including those for government-discovered non-conformances, performing root cause analyses and establishing preventive measures, c ond ucting trend analyses to highlight systemic issues, and collecting, analyzing, and resolving customer feedback and complaints.
Define baseline performance criteria for contractor-supported training, including adjustments to subjects, qualification levels, exercise durations, augmented training, site surveys, exercise simulation techniques, and deficiency resolution procedures.
Coordinate with subcontractors to ensure their deliverables comply with the QC requirements outlined in FAR 52.246-1.
Provide Quality Control Reports to the government, ensuring timely and accurate documentation of QC activities and outcomes.
Interface with the Contracting Officer’s Representative ( COR ) to support the government’s Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan ( QASP ) , supplying performance data and facilitating government surveillance.
Act as the primary point of contact for all quality assurance activities under the QASP.
Prepare and present performance met rics, defect rate analyses, and corrective action status updates to government evaluators.
Collaborate on “living document” updates to address evolving contract needs and performance trends.