Quality Manager (32465)

CEC FACILITIES LLC•Cheyenne, WY

50d

About The Position

At CEC, our culture is more than a catch phrase — it is visible in each leader’s commitment to our company’s core values of loyalty, preparedness, and passion. We value excellence, integrity, and hard work from every employee to deliver CEC high standards and performance to all our stakeholders. CEC offers you the chance at an exciting and rewarding career that you will genuinely enjoy, in addition to fantastic benefits and the chance to work with an amazing group of people. With offices in DFW, Austin, and Montana, CEC Facilities Group is one of Texas' premier specialty contractors, and we are growing at a rapid pace. Position Summary The Quality Manager is responsible for CEC Facilities Groups (CEC) overall Quality Program. Activities include but not limited to; the continued development, maintenance and implementation of CECs Quality Manual and Site-Specific Project Plan(s), influence a culture that includes Quality as part of CECs Mission Statement, manage CECs project-based quality representatives, work directly with CECs project management to arrange a Quality System for each designated project.

Requirements

7 years of industry experience
Bachelors degree preferred
Quality assurance experience
Manufacturing and/or construction qualifications
Skills, Knowledge and Abilities

Responsibilities

For designated projects, the Quality Manager assembles a set of project specifications that includes customer specifications and requirements, regulations, industry standards, product instructions, and CEC quality standards.
CEC operating policies assure compliance to the project specifications.
The Quality Manager evaluates personnel, subcontractors and suppliers, materials, and suppliers, and ensures that only those that are capable and qualified are included on a project.
Training is provided to ensure that all personnel involved understand their project work task requirements as well as their quality responsibilities and authorities.
The Quality Manager details how quality is controlled throughout the construction process through a listing of all work task inspections and tests that will be performed.
Throughout a project, the Quality Manager performs on-site quality audits to ensure that the CEC Quality System is operating effectively.
The Quality Manager is responsible to ensure the overall effectiveness of the Quality System for all projects.
Stop work when continuing work may adversely affect quality or cover up a defect.
Prevent the use of equipment or materials that may adversely affect quality or cover up a defect
To suggest the removal and replacement of any non-conforming work, equipment, or material by CEC, any subcontractor, or any supplier.
Suspend work and/or supply of materials by any staff member, subcontractor personnel, or supplier as deemed necessary to assure quality results.
Performs other related duties as assigned to ensure efficient and effective processes, completion of projects and smooth operation of department.
Planning quality controls required by the CEC Quality System and Contract requirements.
Fully implementing all provisions of the CEC Quality System and related documents.
Manage the operation of the CEC Quality System.
Assist, ensure and track proper training for all tradesmen, existing and new employees.
Implement and manage all phases of quality control.
Communicating project-specific quality requirements to all affected departments, subcontractors and suppliers, and customers.
Ensuring that the Quality System is established and implemented by persons doing work that impacts quality.
Monitor progress of activities.
Ensure that the Quality System is maintained.
Act as liaison with parties outside the company on matters relating to quality.
Report indicators to leadership on performance of the Quality System, including needed improvements.
Review and approval of all project Quality System records.
Review and approval of project quality-related Contract submittals.
Managing all project inspection and quality control activities.
Controlling corrective actions.
Resolving quality nonconformance.