Qualifications Current CQCM Certification Minimum 10 years of combined experience as a Project Superintendent, QC Manager, Project Manager, Project Engineer, or Construction Manager on similar construction contracts Minimum 4 years specifically as a Quality Control Manager Federal/NAVFAC/USACE project experience Design-build construction experience HVAC/mechanical and commissioning experience Rooftop construction experience Occupied-facility experienceAdditional Requirements Ability to maintain required on-site QC coverage whenever construction or testing is performed Ability to lead and document all three phases of control for each Definable Feature of Work Strong documentation, deficiency tracking, and corrective-action follow-through Ability to coordinate effectively with project supervision, subcontractors, inspectors, testing personnel, and project stakeholders Availability for approved after-hours and weekend work when project activities require itKey ResponsibilitiesLead and administer the project Construction Quality Control program and accepted QC PlanMaintain required on-site QC coverage during construction and testing activitiesLead and document preparatory, initial, and follow-up phases of controlManage quality requirements for each Definable Feature of WorkReview project submittals and maintain the submittal registerCoordinate required inspections and testing activitiesIdentify, document, and track deficiencies and corrective actions through resolutionPrepare and maintain accurate daily QC reportsSupport HVAC start-up, testing, balancing, and commissioning activitiesCoordinate quality requirements associated with mechanical, rooftop, and occupied-facility workSupport project closeout, as-built documentation, O&M information, and systems manualsSupport completion of final inspections and acceptance requirementsSkillsConstruction Quality Control managementThree-phase control processDefinable Features of WorkQC Plan administrationSubmittal review and trackingInspection and testing coordinationDeficiency and corrective-action managementDaily QC reportingFederal construction quality controlHVAC/mechanical quality oversightTesting and balancing coordinationCommissioning and project closeoutKnowledge BaseStrong working knowledge of federal Construction Quality Control programs, QC Plan administration, preparatory/initial/follow-up phases of control, Definable Features of Work, submittal management, inspections and testing, deficiency tracking, corrective actions, and daily QC documentation. Knowledge should also include design-build construction, HVAC and mechanical systems, testing and balancing, commissioning, rooftop construction activities, occupied-facility coordination, as-built documentation, O&M information, systems manuals, closeout, and final acceptance processes.