Construction Quality Control manger (CQCM)

Sheakley Workforce Staffing; Goldsboro (NC); On-site; USD 100,000 - 137,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Per Diem $125

Weekly pay

1099 contractor

Job summary

Sheakley Workforce Staffing seeks a Construction Quality Control Manager to lead USACE Contractor Quality Control for a federal project in Goldsboro, NC. The role oversees QC plans, inspections, RMS documentation, and coordination with USACE, Haskell, and subs.

Requires CQC/QCM experience and a current CQM-C certification. Expect 40–50 hours weekly on a 1099 contract basis with per diem and a comprehensive quality-control package.

Qualifications

• Graduate engineer, architect, or construction management graduate with 5+ years on similar construction.
• Minimum 3 years of successful experience as a CQC/QCM on projects.
• Current CQM-C certification.
• Experience on comparable federal construction projects.
• Valid driver's license.

Responsibilities

• Implement and maintain the project Quality Control Plan.
• Identify, document, and manage Definable Features of Work.
• Lead preparatory, initial, and follow-up inspections.
• Perform and document daily QC inspections and reports.
• Manage submittals, shop drawings, RFIs, and testing documentation.
• Verify materials and completed work conform to plans/specifications.
• Monitor subcontractor workmanship and contract compliance.
• Track deficiencies, rework, and corrective actions through completion.
• Maintain RMS quality-control documentation and reporting.
• Coordinate required inspections and material testing.
• Coordinate punch-list, pre-final, final, and closeout inspections.
• Support system testing, commissioning, and final acceptance activities.

Skills

CQC/QCM experience

Federal construction experience

Driver's license

Education

Engineering degree

Construction management degree

Tools

RMS Documentation

RFI management tools

Job description

Construction Quality Control Manager

Location: Goldsboro, NC. Start Date: 12/7/26. Duration: 18 months. Type: 1099 Contractor.

Compensation

• Rate: $55 - $60/HR
• Per Diem: $125
• Pay Frequency: Weekly

Schedule

• Hours: 40-50 hours/week
• Schedule: Monday-Friday
• Shift: 5 - 8s or 5 - 10s

Project Scope

The Quality Control Manager will provide full-time management of the USACE Contractor Quality Control program for a federal construction project in Goldsboro, NC. This position will implement and maintain the project Quality Control Plan, manage Definable Features of Work, lead the USACE three-phase control process, and maintain required RMS quality-control documentation.

The project includes existing-building demolition, site preparation, underground utilities, drainage, paving, foundations, concrete, structural steel, roofing, building envelope, interior finishes, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, controls, and communications. Specialized construction includes weapons vault and armory work, firing-range exhaust systems, bullet traps, steel deflector plates, overhead baffles, and sound-reduction systems.

The QCM will oversee inspections, testing, deficiencies, corrective actions, punch-list activities, commissioning, and final acceptance while coordinating directly with Haskell, USACE, the superintendent, SSHO, subcontractors, and testing personnel.

Qualifications

• Graduate engineer, architect, or construction management graduate with at least 5 years of experience on similar construction; and/or construction professional with at least 10 years of experience on similar construction
• Minimum 3 years of successful experience as a CQC/QCM
• Current CQM-C
• Previous experience on comparable federal construction projects
• Valid driver's license

Additional Requirements

• Direct experience supporting USACE, NAVFAC, Department of Defense, Air Force, or other federal construction projects
• Strong knowledge of the USACE three-phase control process
• Experience developing and managing Definable Features of Work
• Hands-on RMS experience
• Experience reviewing plans, specifications, submittals, and RFIs
• Experience coordinating inspections, material testing, deficiencies, and corrective actions
• Ability to pass military base-access and project badging requirements
• Strong computer, documentation, and communication skills
• Ability to independently manage the complete QC program without extensive training or supervision

Key Responsibilities

• Implement and maintain the project Quality Control Plan
• Identify, document, and manage Definable Features of Work
• Lead preparatory, initial, and follow-up inspections
• Perform and document daily QC inspections and reports
• Manage submittals, shop drawings, RFIs, and testing documentation
• Verify materials and completed work conform to approved plans and specifications
• Monitor subcontractor workmanship and contract compliance
• Track deficiencies, rework, and corrective actions through completion
• Maintain RMS quality-control documentation and reporting
• Coordinate required inspections and material testing
• Coordinate punch-list, pre-final, final, and closeout inspections
• Support system testing, commissioning, and final acceptance activities
• Coordinate directly with Haskell, USACE, the superintendent, SSHO, subcontractors, and other project stakeholders

Skills

• USACE Contractor Quality Control
• Three-Phase Control Process
• Definable Features of Work
• RMS Documentation and Reporting
• Quality Control Plans
• Construction Inspection
• Submittal and Shop Drawing Review
• RFI Management
• Plans and Specifications Review
• Material Testing Coordination
• Corrective Action Management
• Federal Construction Compliance
• Subcontractor Quality Oversight
• Commissioning and Closeout Documentation

Knowledge Base

Strong working knowledge of USACE Contractor Quality Control requirements, the three-phase control process, Definable Features of Work, RMS reporting, federal construction documentation, submittal and RFI management, construction drawings and specifications, inspection and testing procedures, deficiency tracking, corrective actions, commissioning, punch-list management, and project closeout. The role requires the ability to apply these controls across civil, structural, architectural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire-protection, secure-storage, and specialized firing-range construction activities.

Equal Opportunity

Sheakley is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and contractors.