QA/CX Manager

Yondr Group; United States; On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Yondr Group is seeking a Quality & Commissioning (QA/CX) Manager to lead owner QA at the site level. You will support Design & Construction and the EHSQ team to ensure program compliance, manage CxA and deliverables, and act as the on-site reference for QA/Cx and GC QC teams.

The role requires 8+ years QA experience in critical facilities, plus 5+ years using Cx Alloy or Procore, with decisive, organized leadership to advance project milestones.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of experience supporting QA for critical facilities environment.
• Decisiveness and good judgment to address pressing matters when time is limited.
• Organization and time management to manage multiple tasks at once.
• Goal-setting to set realistic deadlines and strategize daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly progress.

Responsibilities

• Support the site PM in the successful delivery of the project by ensuring compliance to the QA/Cx program on behalf of QA/Cx at the different Cx stage gates and key project milestones
• Manage the CxA and make sure that the CxA deliverables are completed on time and correctly
• Act as an on site reference point for the CxA and the GC QC and Cx Managers (technical and process)
• Coordinate any deferred Cx testing and assist in Cx related warranty items
• Monitor the Cx progress and achievement (checklist completion, issue management, NCR status), ensure the Cx escalation process is followed, advise QA/Cx and the Facilities PM on the state of readiness for the key project milestones
• Identify and elevate any deviation from the program standards to the QA/Cx Lead PM
• Provide accurate Cx performance reporting at the project and program level

Skills

QA for facilities

Decisiveness

Time management

Organization

Goal setting

Tools

Cx Alloy

Procore

Job description

Yondr is a disruptor. We challenge convention and simplify complexity. A global developer, owner operator and service provider of data centers, we deliver complex data center capacity needs for the world’s largest tech companies. Our exponential growth sees us looking for extraordinary people to help accelerate us towards our vision: a tomorrow without constraints.

But we can’t do this without you.

About the Role

The Quality & Commissioning (QA/CX) Manager will support the Yondr Design & Construction and the EHSQ team’s mission to create and operate spaces and services, rooted in our culture and brand. We enable Yondr's growth by optimizing for speed and designed for agility. Act as the single POC for all things Owner Quality and Cx for site level support on execution of the Program requirements. This includes but is not limited to equipment supplier quality concerns, CxA and QA team management, quality and Cx software (i.e. Cx Alloy, Procore).

Main Responsibilities

• Support the site PM in the successful delivery of the project by ensuring compliance to the QA/Cx program on behalf of QA/Cx at the different Cx stage gates and key project milestones
• Manage the CxA and make sure that the CxA deliverables are completed on time and correctly
• Act as an on site reference point for the CxA and the GC QC and Cx Managers (technical and process)
• Coordinate any deferred Cx testing and assist in Cx related warranty items
• Monitor the Cx progress and achievement (checklist completion, issue management, NCR status), ensure the Cx escalation process is followed, advise QA/Cx and the Facilities PM on the state of readiness for the key project milestones
• Identify and elevate any deviation from the program standards to the QA/Cx Lead PM
• Provide accurate Cx performance reporting at the project and program level

Qualifications and experience

• 8+ years of experience supporting QA for critical facilities environment
• 5+ years of construction management software such as (Cx Alloy, Procore)
• Decisiveness and good judgment to address pressing matters when time is limited
• Organization and time management to manage multiple tasks at once
• Goal-setting to set realistic deadlines and strategize daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly progress

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