VP of Construction Quality — Scale Quality Systems

Workspire; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 225,000 - 275,000; Full time

Job summary

Workspire seeks a VP of Construction Quality in Dallas, TX to lead the evolution of the organization’s quality function, establishing standards, processes, accountability, and measurement to improve execution and reduce risk.

The role is executive and hands-on, focusing on building scalable systems, growing teams, and partnering with operations to embed quality into daily work. Travel required 30–40% to project sites and fabrication facilities.

Qualifications

• 12+ years of progressive quality leadership experience in construction or industrial services.
• Experience leading quality across multiple locations, disciplines, or operating groups.
• Proven ability to influence senior leaders and drive cultural change.

Responsibilities

• Set overall quality strategy and establish standards and priorities.
• Build and scale a company-wide quality framework across regions and projects.
• Embed quality into day-to-day execution with operations and engineering leaders.
• Establish accountability, continuous-improvement practices and performance metrics.
• Build and develop a high-performing quality organization including regional leaders.
• Use quality data to link performance to cost, risk, and customer outcomes.
• Lead root-cause analysis, corrective actions, and lessons learned.

Skills

Leadership

Quality leadership

Strategic planning

Stakeholder management

Executive presence

Analytical thinking

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering/Construction/Quality

Tools

Quality Management System

NDE/NDT methods

Job description

Workspire seeks a VP of Construction Quality in Dallas, TX to lead the evolution of the organization’s quality function, establishing standards, processes, accountability, and measurement to improve execution and reduce risk.

The role is executive and hands-on, focusing on building scalable systems, growing teams, and partnering with operations to embed quality into daily work. Travel required 30–40% to project sites and fabrication facilities.