The Quality Manager shall become familiar with the requirements for the Contractors Quality Control services as specified in the Construction Documents and shall observe, monitor and report the activities of the DB Contractor, their Subcontractors and suppliers with respect to those requirements.
During the course of this project there will be many types of inspections which must be performed by the Design-Builder, the Design-Builders testing agencies and the Quality Manager. Each category of inspection requires a coordination effort, a level of frequency appropriate for the project, and a report or other documentation.
As the Quality Manager, verify that the construction work is done in conformance with the contract documents and approved submittals. Promptly report to the Contractor, in writing, observed variances from the contract requirements with a copy to the Owner, and advise the Owner if the DB Contractor fails to promptly remove, correct, or replace unacceptable construction work. Assess any resulting delays caused by the Contractor. This work will include:
Observation of installation of materials and workmanship
Observation to ensure compliance with applicable codes
Monitoring labor and safety requirements
Completing written inspection reports
Monitor Contractor required testing and assure that test results are submitted to the Owner. Review construction contract requirements to identify all tests that are required to be performed by the Contractor and verify the Contractor testing schedule for completeness. Quality Manager responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Verifying that tests are conducted as scheduled
Witnessing major tests
Checking test results
Retaining test records
Summarizing significant test results in progress reports
Notifying the Owner of test failures and planning corrective actions
Overseeing corrective actions and retesting
Coordinating independent testing and inspection of commissioned building systems and equipment with the CxA
Assure that the Contractor coordinates with the Owner for inspections. Should the Owner invite local municipal officials on site, such as the fire department, the Quality Manager shall coordinate and oversee any such visits.
The Quality Manager shall be responsible for providing written daily reports describing the work activities of the Contractor as well as any tests provided.
The Quality Manager should have sufficient computer skills to carry out these functions on a project working mostly in a digital environment.
Knowledge of national building codes
Ability to read plans and understand construction methodology
Knowledge of CPM Schedules
Must be good with computes and be able to produce daily reports
Effective oral and written communication skills, with an ability to communicate complex issues to a non-technical audience
Experience on a federal project is a plus
- Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision)
- Retirement Plan (401k)
- Paid Vacation
- Professional Training & Development
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