Senior Program Quality Manager - Capital Projects

Construction Material Testing; Gresham (OR); On-site; USD 140,000 - 175,000; Full time

Job summary

Construction Material Testing is seeking a Project Quality Manager III to direct quality for capital-project programs, establishing the program’s quality management system and leading Project Quality Managers across multiple projects.

You will own supplier/contractor qualification, represent the client in audits, close corrective actions, and report quality performance to executive leadership. This role may involve regulated programs and travel as needed.

Qualifications

• 10+ years in quality on capital projects, with 5+ years directing quality programs and staff.
• ASQ CMQ-OE or CQA, and ISO 9001 lead auditor.
• NQA-1 lead auditor qualification a strong plus; experience as the quality authority on regulated programs (nuclear, energy, transportation, or federal).
• Executive-level communication and the judgment to stop work when the record demands it.

Responsibilities

• Establish and maintain the program quality management system, procedures, and audit program.
• Direct Project Quality Managers across projects; set standards and review performance.
• Own supplier and contractor qualification, the approved vendor list, and quality requirements in procurement.
• Represent the client in regulatory, certification, and third-party audits; own corrective-action closure.
• Report quality performance, risk, and cost of quality to executive leadership.

Skills

Leadership

Quality management

Auditing

Regulatory compliance

Executive communication

Education

ASQ CMQ-OE or CQA

ISO 9001 lead auditor

NQA-1 lead auditor qualification

Job description

Construction Material Testing is seeking a Project Quality Manager III to direct quality for capital-project programs, establishing the program’s quality management system and leading Project Quality Managers across multiple projects.

You will own supplier/contractor qualification, represent the client in audits, close corrective actions, and report quality performance to executive leadership. This role may involve regulated programs and travel as needed.