Quality Manager Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• High School Diploma or equivalent
• Minimum of three (3) years of relevant Quality Control experience in construction or industrial installations

Nice To Haves

• Associate’s degree

Responsibilities

• Thoroughly review, understand, and interpret customer specifications, standards, and mechanical installation (MI) drawings.
• Verify that all installed components comply with approved specifications, standards, and contractual requirements.
• Assist site leadership in ensuring installations align with customer expectations and project documentation.
• Conduct daily and weekly quality audits, with emphasis on pre-belt readiness inspections as conveyor systems near completion.
• Monitor the quality of installation for every installed component throughout the project.
• Inspect components upon arrival to confirm conformity and complete required component checklists.
• Perform daily verification that conveyor belts are properly tracked, ladder rungs have anti-skid tape applied, and installation workmanship meets quality standards.
• Generate and maintain a weekly list of quality control issues requiring corrective action.
• Photograph all identified punch list items for documentation and reference.
• Develop detailed QC audit reports, including photographic evidence, exact locations of deficiencies, and clear descriptions of required corrections.
• Create a combined punch list report, consolidating auditor’s findings, QC observations, customer-identified issues, and Project Manager items.
• Present and distribute punch lists to the Project Superintendent on a weekly basis.
• Track and verify corrective actions daily, updating QC reports to reflect status.
• Present formal weekly QC status reports to the Project Manager and project team.
• Walk projects with third-party inspectors and local municipality (LM) inspectors, addressing quality concerns in real time.
• Serve as a liaison between the field installation team, project management, and customer representatives regarding quality matters.
• Support the Project Manager on-site to ensure quality objectives are achieved without impacting schedule or safety.
• Always promote and reinforce safe work practices, recognizing that safety is a shared responsibility across the project.
• Ensure that quality inspections and corrective actions are performed in accordance with job site safety requirements.
• Ensure completion and accuracy of end-of-job quality documentation, recognizing that deliverables may vary by customer.
• Drive efforts to minimize or eliminate punch list items prior to project closeout, reducing rework and delays.