Senior Quality Superintendent – On-Site Casino Construction

Penta Building Group; California; On-site; USD 125,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

PENTA Building Group is seeking a Quality Superintendent to join the Hard Rock Casino Tejon project in Mettler, CA. This role requires hands-on leadership to manage field QA/QC, develop the Quality Management Plan, and coordinate with PMs and subs to ensure construction quality.

You will inspect workmanship, document field reports, train crews, and mentor staff on-site. DOE for salary; travel or relocation may be required to support the Tejon site.

Qualifications

• 5-7 years of relevant Quality Superintendent experience on commercial construction projects.
• OHSA 30 Card required.
• Ability to conduct group training and presentations.
• Strong knowledge of QA/QC processes and quality applications.
• Willingness to relocate or travel to Tejon, CA.

Responsibilities

• Attend and participate in project start-up meetings.
• Develop and document the Quality Management Plan.
• Review Quality Buy-Out Checklists with PM and Superintendent to ensure coverage and quality standards.
• Attend meetings with subcontractors; define QA/QC responsibilities.
• Review product specs and submittals for approval.
• Conduct field walks and inspections; recommend corrections and coordinate rework.
• Prepare field reports for PM, Superintendent, and Project Engineer.
• Attend post-construction turnover meetings.
• Report lessons learned for future projects.

Skills

Quality management

Leadership

Training & presentations

Quality control software

On-site coordination

Job description

PENTA Building Group is seeking a Quality Superintendent to join the Hard Rock Casino Tejon project in Mettler, CA. This role requires hands-on leadership to manage field QA/QC, develop the Quality Management Plan, and coordinate with PMs and subs to ensure construction quality.

You will inspect workmanship, document field reports, train crews, and mentor staff on-site. DOE for salary; travel or relocation may be required to support the Tejon site.