Quality Control Manager

SPS New England is seeking a dynamic and detail-oriented Construction Quality Control Manager to implement and lead our project-level QC program for a major heavy-highway bridge and roadway construction project. This is an exciting opportunity to join the recently established Quality Department of our growing organization and help build upon the standard of quality and excellence that SPS’s reputation is built upon. As Construction Quality Control Manager, you will work closely with the corporate Manager of Quality and with the Project Manager, Field Engineers, and Superintendents to ensure that construction quality controls are effectively designed and implemented, and that all aspects of the construction process meet or exceed company standards, industry regulations, and client expectations.

Key Responsibilities:

Quality Control Oversight:

• Prepare and implement the project-specific Quality Management Plan and Quality Control Plans.
• Manage the Quality Control inspection and testing program, including oversight of field QC technicians and third-party testing agencies.
• Conduct or schedule regular site inspections, audits, and testing of materials, workmanship, and processes.
• Work with the Executive Team, Project Management Team, and Project Owner to prevent, identify, and resolve quality issues promptly.

Team Leadership:

• Lead, manage, and train QC and project personnel - including subcontractors - on best practices, inspection protocols, and quality requirements.
• Foster a culture of quality and continuous improvement across all facets of project execution.

Documentation and Reporting:

• Prepare and maintain detailed logs of inspections, test results, materials documentation, quality audits, and corrective actions.
• Provide regular reports to the Executive and Project teams on the status and effectiveness of the project Quality Control program.

Collaboration:

• Work closely with project managers, engineers, architects, and subcontractors to address quality concerns and support project goals.
• Collaborate with management staff on procurement to verify that materials meet required quality and documentation standards before use on-site.

Risk Management:

• Proactively identify potential quality risks and implement strategies to mitigate issues that could affect quality, schedule, timelines, costs, or project success.
• Recommend corrective actions and process improvements to prevent recurrence of quality issues.