Construction QC Manager II — Lead Field QC

Construction Material Testing; Pasadena (TX); On-site; USD 105,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Construction Material Testing is seeking a Construction Quality Manager II to lead the project quality control program on large or multi-phase projects, including heavy civil, industrial, or federal work under USACE/NAVFAC quality requirements. You will oversee field inspectors, write the project QC plan, and own the NCR process from test results to corrective actions.

Your weekly routine centers on defining features of work, conducting phase meetings, and reviewing reports while ensuring

Qualifications

• 6+ years in construction quality control or special inspection, including 2+ years supervising inspectors.
• USACE CQM-C certificate plus ICC special inspector or NICET Level III certification.
• Experience on USACE, NAVFAC, DOT, or industrial owner quality programs.
• Writes clearly and holds the line in a room of superintendents and owner representatives.

Responsibilities

• Write and maintain the project quality control plan and get it accepted by the owner or agency.
• Lead preparatory, initial, and follow-up phase meetings for every definable feature of work.
• Supervise QC inspectors and testing technicians.
• assign daily coverage and review their reports.
• Run the nonconformance and corrective-action process and present it in owner QA/QC meetings.
• Coordinate laboratory testing, mix design approvals, and material certifications across subcontractors.

Skills

Quality control

Supervision

USACE CQM-C

ICC/NICET III

Documentation

Field coordination

Job description

Construction Material Testing is seeking a Construction Quality Manager II to lead the project quality control program on large or multi-phase projects, including heavy civil, industrial, or federal work under USACE/NAVFAC quality requirements. You will oversee field inspectors, write the project QC plan, and own the NCR process from test results to corrective actions.

Your weekly routine centers on defining features of work, conducting phase meetings, and reviewing reports while ensuring