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SEPTA in Philadelphia seeks a Project Manager, Quality to administer SEPTA’s Quality Management System for EM&C. You will oversee QA/QC activities on projects, develop policies, and ensure design and construction meet standards.
Requirements include a BS in Engineering or related field, 8+ years of engineering/construction experience, valid driver's license, and ability to access rail sites. Salary up to $121,966 with an extra $5,000 for PA license; top benefits offered.
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TheSoutheastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA)is thesixth-largesttransportation system in the U.S., connecting communities across a2,200-square-mile service region. SEPTA isat the forefront of innovationin the transit industry, ensuring reliable and efficient services while driving economic growth in thePhiladelphia region.
Only candidates who are authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship, will be accepted at this time.
We are proud to be recognized as:
2023 FORBES Best in State Employer
Philadelphia Employer of Choice for 2024
We are seeking to hire candidates for ourProject Manager (7131) - Quality.
Openning Date: 10/13/2026
Job Grade: SAM 42
Salary: Up to $121,966 annually
Additional $5,000 salary increase for those having a Pennsylvania PE/RA license.
The Project Manager, Quality is responsible for the administration and implementation of the Quality Management System Plan for SEPTA’s EM&C division. Further responsibilities include management of quality assurance and quality control activities on EM&C projects, development of objectives, policies and procedures for their implementation, and clear interpretation of design and construction processes and best practices.
General Duties
Administers, monitors, and oversees the implementation of SEPTA’s Quality Management System for the Engineering, Maintenance and Construction Division.
Coordinates with Project Managers, Department Managers and other Division leaders in the development and implementation of the Quality Management System.
Participates in the development of policies and standards related to design and construction quality as requested.
Supervises Quality staff including Engineer, Quality Auditor, and Site Inspector positions.
Serves as the primary Quality Assurance resource to EM&C leadership for quality problem identification, resolution, and continuous improvement.
Supports and integrates Quality efforts with System Safety Division initiatives as needed, including safety assurance, configuration management, and safety & security certification.
Performs special assignments as requested.
Quality Management System and Audit Program
Reviews and accepts Quality Management Plans from technical departments, contractors, and consultants.
Creates checklists and schedules to aid in the quality process.
Reviews design packages for compliance with SEPTA standards and contract documents.
Directs technical reviews of design deliverables (both in-house and 3rd party) compliance.
Leads site assessments of complaints or scoping related issues to report on necessary needs for compliance.
Leverages inspection data to affect specification or policy change.
Directs QC audits for design and construction projects.
Provides best practices input on Quality policy.
Ensures provision of document control for standard specifications and other technical standards.
Provides relevant information to stakeholders through newsletter and training, as needed.
Reviews and updates Project Management Procedures (PMPs) to align day-to-day project controls with corporate quality metrics, schedule demands, and budget milestones.
Develops quality training materials and procedures for technical staff based on quality standards and system compliance
SEPTA is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
SEPTA is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.