Quality Manager - Building Group (Federal Construction)

Position Overview

As a Quality Manager, this is a full-time and onsite role in support of a construction project team, the Project Quality Manager is responsible for developing, implementing, and managing the quality control program and related on an assigned project. This position requires thorough knowledge of the project scope and schedule as they apply to quality assurance and quality control.  

District Overview

Kiewit Building Group specializes in constructing office buildings, industrial complexes, education and sports facilities, hotels, hospitals, transportation terminals, science and technology facilities, manufacturing, retail and special-use facilities and extensive interior construction with tenant improvements. Its capabilities include general construction, construction management, design-build, design-assist and turn-key project development.  Kiewit also provides fast, accurate preconstruction project management services. During the past 10 years, Kiewit has performed construction services for more than 1,100 vertical construction projects, totaling $7.5 billion in revenue.

Location

The position will be based in the greater Seattle market. 

Responsibilities

•    Support development, implementation, and maintenance of project quality plans for all divisions of work fand supporting processes from notice of award through final completion.
•    Interpret construction documents and industry codes and standards to prepare Quality Control Project Plans, including Definable Features of Work, inspection requirements, and testing plan. Prepare and execute scope-specific inspection checklists associated with this Plan.

•    Provide oversight to QAQC activities performed by Subcontractors, Special Inspection Services, and Others. 

• Decisively lead and/or constructively participate in related site meetings; such as 3D model coordination, preparatory meetings, pull planning sessions, and commissioning meetings.
• Work within a project team in early identification of and resolution of potential and actual quality concerns. Troubleshoot and problem solve as required with consideration to project constraints such as time, budget, and safety.
• Manage and produce RFIs and other project documentation including submittals, shop drawings, work plans, inspection records, testing reports, turnover documentation, and quality metrics for all scopes of work.
• Conduct project quality assessments, audits, and field reviews to verify work and process execution conforms to district and company requirements and identify opportunities for improvement.
• Lead or assist with investigation, documentation, and resolution of quality issues, deficiencies, nonconformances, and Client concerns.
• Monitor project quality performance, identify trends, and assist in development of continuous improvement initiatives and best practices across the district.
• Interact directly with in customer meetings, consultant interactions, and project issue-resolution efforts as a quality subject matter resource.
• Actively participate, and at times temporarily lead, site safety activities such as audits, orientations, and incident investigations.
• May on occasion for temporary periods supplement or act as the Project Superintendent or Project Manager. 

Qualifications

•    Ability to be named Quality Control Manager on federal construction projects; including the ability to pass federal background checks associated with working in limited area, restricted access, and secure military locations. Some contracts require American citizenship to work in Controlled Access Areas (CIA). 
•    Possess at least a bachelor’s degree in engineering, architecture, or construction management, with a minimum of 10 years’ construction experience as a QC Manager or Construction Manager on construct; OR
•    or with a minimum of 6 years’ experience on contracts requiring adherence to USACE Quality Control, Resident Management System (RMS), and the Three-Phase Inspection System.  
•    And a minimum 10 years’ experience as a QC Manager.  
•    In possession of or ability to obtain the Quality Control Manager-Contractor (QCM) provided by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

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