CSA Quality Manager

Key Responsibilities

• Serve as the owner side CSA Quality Manager supporting civil, structural, and architectural oversight for semiconductor base build turnover execution.
• Champion CSA safety and quality performance by setting clear expectations, leading by example, and holding contractors and trade partners accountable for safe, compliant, and high quality execution.
• Provide field quality oversight for cleanroom construction, cleanroom wall systems, raised metal floors, interstitial spaces, structural systems, architectural finishes, and related CSA base build scopes.
• Support turnover of Phase 2 base build systems by verifying field readiness, identifying open items, tracking punch list completion, and coordinating closeout requirements with construction, quality, and commissioning teams.
• Review CSA work in progress for alignment with approved drawings, specifications, submittals, quality standards, inspection requirements, and owner expectations.
• Coverage with general contractors, subcontractors, design teams, commissioning teams, and owner representatives to resolve CSA quality issues that could impact turnover, room readiness, or commissioning readiness.
• Perform field walks, inspections, deficiency tracking, and quality documentation review for CSA scope, with emphasis on cleanroom readiness, interstitial coordination, access, wall systems, floor systems, and structural completion.
• Support construction turnover package development and review, including punch lists, inspection records, quality records, test documentation, redlines, closeout documentation, and system readiness deliverables.
• Identify and escalate CSA construction defects, incomplete work, coordination gaps, and scope risks that may affect base build turnover, schedule, safety, or operational readiness.
• Participate in project coordination meetings, quality walks, turnover meetings, commissioning readiness reviews, and field planning sessions as the CSA quality representative.
• Work closely with design and construction teams to review constructability concerns, RFIs, submittals, change impacts, and field conditions related to CSA quality and turnover.
• Maintain accurate and detailed records of field activities, deficiencies, corrective actions, progress status, quality observations, and turnover readiness by area, level, system, contractor, and activity.
• Support compliance with project procedures, quality plans, inspection and test plans, safety requirements, and owner governance standards.
• Provide practical field leadership in an active semiconductor construction environment where multiple trades, systems, access constraints, and turnover priorities must be coordinated simultaneously.
• Contribute to CSA risk identification and mitigation, with particular focus on quality, cleanroom readiness, interstitial coordination, structural completion, turnover sequencing, and commissioning impact.

Knowledge and Skills Required

• Minimum of 10 years of experience in CSA construction, field quality, construction management, superintendent, or owner representative roles supporting industrial, semiconductor, cleanroom, advanced manufacturing, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or mission critical facilities.
• Deep working knowledge of Civil, Structural, and Architectural construction principles, field execution practices, construction quality requirements, and applicable codes and standards.
• Strong semiconductor or cleanroom construction experience, including familiarity with cleanroom wall systems, raised metal floor installations, interstitial spaces, architectural finishes, structural systems, access coordination, and base build turnover requirements.
• Experience supporting turnover, quality, commissioning readiness, room readiness, closeout, punch list management, and field verification activities on complex construction projects.
• Ability to read and interpret architectural drawings, structural drawings, civil drawings, specifications, submittals, RFIs, shop drawings, redlines, and construction quality documentation.
• Strong understanding of CSA interfaces with MEP, process utilities, cleanroom systems, life safety, logistics, access, commissioning, and operational readiness requirements.
• Proven ability to identify field quality issues, document deficiencies, drive corrective action, and communicate priorities clearly to contractors and project stakeholders.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills with the ability to interface effectively with owners, engineers, contractors, inspectors, commissioning teams, and project leadership.
• Strong field presence and the ability to operate effectively in a fast paced active semiconductor construction environment with multiple contractors and overlapping priorities.
• Working knowledge of project management and construction software used to manage documentation, schedule, quality, punch lists, turnover, and field progress.
• Familiarity with OSHA requirements and construction safety practices applicable to large scale industrial construction sites.
• Experience with temporary facilities, access constraints, logistics, phasing, and construction sequencing in active project environments is preferred.

Preferred Education and Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in construction management, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Architecture, or a related field is preferred.
• 10 or more years of relevant CSA construction, quality, superintendent, construction management, or owner representative experience.
• Prior experience supporting semiconductor fab construction, cleanroom construction, base build turnover, advanced manufacturing, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or mission critical facility projects is strongly preferred.
• Prior owner side, EPCM, general contractor, cleanroom contractor, or specialty trade experience supporting CSA quality and turnover is preferred.

Role Environment

• Senior level field-based role supporting a confidential semiconductor client.
• Owner side quality team support with direct focus on CSA base build turnover execution.
• Active construction environment with extensive coordination across CSA, MEP, cleanroom, commissioning, safety, and project controls stakeholders.
• Primary focus areas include cleanroom readiness, interstitial coordination, cleanroom wall systems, raised metal floors, structural systems, architectural completion, punch list closure, and commissioning readiness.

Benefits

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• Life insurance
• Short-term and long-term disability coverage
• 401(k) with company match
• Paid holidays and paid time off