QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER

Since 1946, Carroll Daniel Construction has been built on a strong foundation of integrity. We believe in doing the right thing and delivering on the promises we make no exceptions. Our goal on every project is to earn a highly satisfied customer for life.

We are heavily invested in a forward-thinking work environment, where we apply advancements in construction technologies to old-fashion know how. We never settle for “how it’s always been done,” and embrace new ideas that yield better solutions for our clients. We believe by staying ahead of trends, our clients can be confident their buildings will serve their needs now and well into the future.


POSITION SUMMARY

The Company Wide Quality Control Manager (QCM) is responsible for ensuring that the quality on all facets of , construction, quality assurance, and testing meet the requirements of the project’s contract documents as well as the goals for quality set by Carroll Daniel.  Additionally, QCM to play an active role in developing, updating, and executing project specific Quality Control Plans and working closely with CDCC staff and subcontractors to ensure compliance is achieved and properly documented.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

Quality Control Manager Responsibilities

• Review and understand owner requirements for quality management on a project by project basis.
• Perform Plan flips with project team to review areas of QC concern, Mock-Up requirements, QC first work inspections, QC protocol, initiate a plan to development QC Specific Checklists for the project.
• Develop and implement Project Specific Quality Control Plans that are consistent with both owner and CDCC requirements.
• Assist in development of overall CDCC Quality Control Program and training of others in quality management as may be required.
• Work with project teams and team members, including subcontractors, to ensure a thorough understanding of project quality requirements and the project specific quality control program. Assist in onboarding new team members and subcontractors in order to achieve this. Work to set projects up for success by ensuring an understanding of quality requirements and expectations prior to the start of work for all team members.
• Attend and actively participate in pre-installation meetings with project teams and subcontractors to review material requirements, installation procedures and testing requirements prior to start of each phase of construction.
• When assigned to a specific project, review submittals to ensure that material and equipment meet the requirements of the contract documents.
• Assist the project team to inspect delivered materials/equipment to confirm they match approved submittals as well as the contract documents.
• Where applicable, review manufacturer’s installation instructions and ensure installation complies.
• Review project testing and inspection requirements and work with project team to ensure all required tests and inspections are performed, in compliance with the documents, and properly documented.
• Inspect installed materials to ensure quality workmanship that complies with the project requirements.
• Work with the project team and subcontractors to ensure non-compliant work is corrected and well documented.
• Review log of deficient work items and work with the project team to ensure open issues are resolved.
• Review log of testing requirements and work with the project team to ensure all requirements are met and documented.
• Complete quality control inspections and prepare reports that include work performed,  deficient work items, corrected work items, and any other pertinent information necessary to thoroughly document work activities.
• Attend, witness and document all third-party testing required by the contract documents.
• Assist the project team Perform pre-inspections to ensure compliance of work prior to scheduling owner/client quality assurance inspections of completed work items.
• Perform miscellaneous quality control duties as assigned.
• Make recommendations to project and company leadership, as appropriate, for opportunities for improvement in quality management.

WORKING CONDITIONS

• This role will require QCM to travel to project sites or to nearby CDCC remote offices. In some cases, this position requires that QCM be on the physical job site at any time that construction operations are taking place.
• Working shifts vary based on project requirements. Second shift, night shift and weekend shifts may be required.
• The project team and/or team member may need to move to other geographic locations for projected work, if necessary.
• Involvement in industry associations to promote the company as well as further personal education is required.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

• A graduate engineer having either heavy or building construction experience of not less than 7 years, and preferably in Quality Control or 3 years full-time experience with a consulting firm specializing in Quality Control Inspections.
• A non-graduate having either heavy or building construction experience of not less than 10 years, 3 of which shall have been in a supervisory capacity, and preferably experienced in Quality Control.
• A candidate recommended by reason of special qualifications.