Quality Control Manager (QCM)

Sheakley; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 118,000 - 126,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Per Diem $160/Day

Completion Bonus $150/month

Job summary

Sheakley is seeking a Quality Control Manager (QCM) for a federal project in Havertown, PA. You will lead the project QC program, coordinate inspections and testing, manage the three-phase control process, track deficiencies and corrective actions, and verify systems meet contract requirements before commissioning.

This 6+ month, 1099 contractor role requires 5+ years in Federal/Military QC on construction, CQCM certification preferred, and experience with electrical and piping QC.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5+ years of Construction Quality Control experience on Federal / Military projects.
• Experience managing quality control programs on federal construction projects.
• Certification preferred: Construction Quality Management (CQM/CQCM).

Responsibilities

• Manage and maintain the overall project Quality Control program.
• Conduct and document project QC meetings.
• Coordinate inspections and testing activities.
• Track deficiencies and verify corrective actions through completion.
• Maintain QC documentation, reports, and certifications.

Skills

Quality control

Federal projects

Military projects

Testing coordination

Job description

Quality Control Manager (QCM)

Location: Havertown, PA
Duration: 6+ Months (Start: 11/16)
Type: 1099 Contractor

Compensation & Schedule

Pay Rate: $63/hr
Per Diem: $160/Day (7 Days Per Week)
Completion Bonus: $150/month
Pay Frequency: Weekly
Schedule: Monday-Friday | 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM

Why This Opportunity?

Join a federal contractor supporting the final stages of a new-build EPA groundwater treatment facility in Havertown, PA. Current project scope is focused on electrical and piping system completion, testing, commissioning, energization, inspections, and final turnover activities.

The Quality Control Manager will lead the project QC program, coordinate inspections and testing, manage the three-phase control process, track deficiencies and corrective actions, and verify completed systems meet contract requirements before commissioning and turnover.

Required Qualifications

• Minimum 5+ Years of Construction Quality Control Experience on Federal / Military Projects
• Experience Managing Quality Control Programs on Federal Construction Projects

Preferred Qualifications

• Current Construction Quality Management (CQM/CQCM) Certification
• USACE / Army Corps of Engineers Project Experience
• EPA or Federal Environmental Infrastructure Project Experience
• Commissioning & System Turnover Experience
• Electrical Construction Quality Control Experience
• Mechanical Piping / Process Piping Quality Control Experience

What You'll Be Doing

• Manage and maintain the overall project Quality Control program
• Conduct and document project QC meetings
• Participate in partnering meetings, QC Plan meetings, and Coordination and Mutual Understanding meetings
• Manage the preparatory, initial, and follow-up phases of control
• Review and coordinate project submittals for compliance with contract requirements
• Coordinate required inspections and testing activities
• Manage QC activities performed by testing laboratories and inspection personnel
• Coordinate Special Inspector activities and provide required notifications
• Track deficiencies and verify corrective actions through completion
• Maintain required QC certifications, reports, inspection records, and supporting documentation
• Coordinate quality requirements for electrical and piping systems
• Support commissioning, energization readiness, system completion, and final turnover activities
• Work directly with project management, subcontractors, testing agencies, inspectors, and federal representatives

Technical Knowledge

Candidates should have working knowledge of:

• Federal Construction Quality Control
• USACE / Federal QC Requirements
• Three-Phase Control Process
• Preparatory, Initial & Follow-Up Phases
• Submittal Review & Approval
• Inspection & Testing Coordination
• Special Inspections
• Testing Laboratory Coordination
• Electrical System Quality Control
• Mechanical & Process Piping QC
• Commissioning & Energization
• Deficiency & Corrective Action Management
• System Turnover & Closeout
• QC Documentation & Reporting

What Success Looks Like

The ideal candidate is a detail-oriented federal construction Quality Control Manager who can independently manage QC activities during a critical commissioning and turnover phase.

Success in this role requires disciplined execution of the three-phase control process, accurate documentation, effective coordination of testing and inspections, timely deficiency resolution, and verification that electrical and piping systems are ready for commissioning, energization, and final turnover.