Construction Quality Control Project Manager - Bloomfield, MI

O'Brien Construction; Bloomfield Hills (MI); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

O’Brien Interiors Group is seeking a seasoned Quality Control Project Manager to keep interior renovation and capital projects on track, on spec, and close-out ready across the Midwest. This role ensures work meets plans, specifications, and client expectations while supporting profitability and customer satisfaction.

You will lead QC programs, manage site inspections, coordinate with Project Managers, and train field teams on installation standards.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Engineering or Construction Management or equivalent.
• Minimum 7 years in construction, multifamily or commercial.
• Procore and MS Office proficiency.
• Strong leadership and communication skills.
• Ability to travel regionally as required.

Responsibilities

• Perform site inspections to verify plans, specs, and standards.
• Develop and maintain quality control programs and checklists.
• Conduct audits of subcontractor and internal work.
• Manage punch lists and confirm timely completion.
• Verify scope completion before project closeout.
• Maintain project records in Procore/SharePoint.
• Train teams on installation standards and SOPs.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Problem solving

Project coordination

Attention to detail

Education

B.S. in Engineering/Construction Mgmt

Tools

Procore

MS Office

Job description

The Quality Control Project Manager Position

O’Brien Interiors Group works as an interior construction and finish‑out company specializing in turnkey interiors for residential and commercial spaces across the Midwest region. Our integrated team manages everything in‑house from design and procurement to labor and warehousing, delivering modern, functional, and durable spaces that add lasting value. As the company continues to grow and take on new projects, we are looking for an experienced Quality Control Project Manager to keep our projects on track, on standard, and close‑out ready.

This role ensures interior renovation, unit turn, and capital improvement projects are completed, documented, approved, and ready for final billing or turnover in accordance with O'Brien Interior Group’s quality standards, project specifications, and client expectations. As the final closeout approver, the QC PM reviews scope completion, collects final photos, and confirms project completion so Project Managers can deliver on time, on budget, and at a consistently high level of quality. The QC PM also builds and maintains a repository of approved scopes of work for Capital Expenditure projects, conducts post‑work customer surveys, and updates scopes and SOPs in support of O'Brien's Constant Pursuit of Better, proactively identifying issues and implementing quality processes that reduce rework, warranty claims, and project risk while supporting profitability and customer satisfaction. This position requires regular travel to various project sites within the Midwest, and overnight travel is necessary.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform site inspections throughout all phases of construction and renovation to verify compliance with plans, specifications, scopes of work, manufacturer requirements, and company standards.
• Develop, implement, and maintain project quality control programs, checklists, and inspection processes.
• Conduct quality audits of subcontractor work and internal labor teams, identifying issues that require immediate training or attention.
• Manage punch lists, assigning responsibility, tracking corrections, and confirming timely completion.
• Verify scope completion and confirm all contracted work meets approved scope, plans, specifications, and quality standards before closeout.
• Serve as final closeout approver, coordinating client and owner acceptance along with internal approval before a project is officially closed.
• Collect and archive close‑out documentation, including final photos, warranties, manuals, inspection reports, permits, signoffs, lien waivers, and acceptance forms.
• Support final billing by confirming work is complete so the project team can process final invoices and retainage.
• Track warranty and post‑work issues, coordinating resolution after turnover.
• Create and maintain a repository of approved scopes of work, and update scopes and SOPs based on lessons learned and recurring issues.
• Coordinate quality expectations during project kickoff meetings and participate in scope reviews, constructability reviews, and turnover meetings.
• Track project progress and proactively communicate quality related risks that could impact schedule, budget, safety, or customer satisfaction.
• Partner with Project Managers on planning, sequencing, and logistics to keep projects on schedule and budget while minimizing disruption to occupied communities.
• Maintain project records in Procore, SharePoint, or other company systems in compliance with company standards.
• Train Project Managers, field teams, and subcontractors on installation standards and expectations, and inspect completed work prior to client, owner, or community walkthroughs.
• Conduct post‑work customer surveys and promote a culture of accountability, professionalism, continuous improvement, and safety.

Qualifications & Abilities

• Bachelor of Science in Engineering or Construction Management is preferred, or an equivalent combination of professional training and experience.
• Minimum of 7 years of experience in the construction industry, specifically within multifamily or commercial sectors.
• Software proficiency: strong computer skills, including advanced knowledge of Procore and Microsoft Office Suite.
• Leadership traits: creative, results‑oriented, and self‑motivated with a strong sense of urgency.
• Communication skills: excellent verbal and written communication skills with an adaptable style suited for diverse stakeholders and team members.
• Problem‑solving: exceptional analytical skills with a keen focus on accuracy, thoroughness, and timeliness.

Work Environment & Physical Requirements

• Combination of field and office work on a regular basis.
• Travel to project sites across multiple states as necessary.
• Field work involves exposure to adverse weather, loud noise levels, and high‑activity construction environments.
• Ability to sit or stand for extended periods.

Classification & Compensation

• Full‑time, salaried, exempt position. Competitive salary commensurate with experience, skills, and length of service.