Lead Quality Control Manager – Federal Construction

Bridger Construction; Lebanon (Lebanon County); On-site; USD 95,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

PTO 15 days

401(k) matching

Housing allowance

Continuing education

CQCM renewal aid

Job summary

Bridger Construction seeks a Quality Control Manager to lead quality activities on projects, ensuring strict contract and federal standards are met. This role has independent authority to address deficiencies, stop nonconforming work, and guide all QC phases for safe, compliant delivery.

The QCM reports to project leadership, works five days a week on site, and housing allowances may apply for relocations. Projects typically run 1–3 years, with opportunities across the country upon completion.

Qualifications

• Five+ years managing quality control on federal construction projects, with three phases of quality control.
• Experience in occupied healthcare facilities or other mission-critical environments.
• Proficient with digital construction tools and standards used on complex projects.
• Ability to draft and comprehend RFIs and coordinate with multiple stakeholders.
• Willingness to work any shift for hospital construction needs.

Responsibilities

• Develop and administer the Project Quality Control Plan.
• Lead Preparatory, Initial and Follow-Up inspections.
• Coordinate inspections and testing.
• Manage Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) and coordinate punch lists.
• Verify work complies with plans/specifications and review mockups.
• Coordinate owner inspections and support project closeout documentation.
• Mentor field staff and coordinate with Owner, designers and subcontractors.

Skills

Quality control

Healthcare facilities

Communication

RFIs

Shift flexibility

Background check

Team mentorship

Construction materials

Building systems

Tools

Procore

Bluebeam

Microsoft Office

Job description

Bridger Construction seeks a Quality Control Manager to lead quality activities on projects, ensuring strict contract and federal standards are met. This role has independent authority to address deficiencies, stop nonconforming work, and guide all QC phases for safe, compliant delivery.

The QCM reports to project leadership, works five days a week on site, and housing allowances may apply for relocations. Projects typically run 1–3 years, with opportunities across the country upon completion.