Quality Control Manager
About the role
Ho-Chunk, Inc. is the award-winning economic development corporation of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska. Its mission is to drive long-term economic growth and create meaningful employment opportunities for Tribal members. Through a diverse portfolio of businesses, Ho-Chunk, Inc. supports community development while preserving culture and strengthening sovereignty. Dynamic Systems is a division of Ho-Chunk, Inc. that provides facilities management, HVAC/mechanical services, grounds maintenance, and janitorial support for federal, state, local, and Tribal government clients. The company operates under the SBA 8(a) program and brings decades of leadership experience in cost-effective, full-scope building operations. Its team is focused on delivering reliable, responsive service while supporting client goals and long-term property sustainability. Dynamic Systems works in alignment with other Ho-Chunk, Inc. government contracting divisions to provide integrated, scalable solutions nationwide. Our Work Is Guided By Our Core NATIVE Values: Native American Owned & Proud – Serving the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska; Accountable – To always do what’s right; Team-Focused – For inclusive progress; Innovative – In creating solutions; Visionary – In our purpose and direction; Excellence – Through learning and performance.
The Quality Control Manager is responsible for implementing, managing, and continuously improving site-specific quality control (QC) programs to ensure compliance with contract requirements, corporate standards, and applicable regulatory frameworks. This role oversees inspections, audits, documentation, corrective actions, and quality risk mitigation while collaborating closely with program leadership, supervisors, and external stakeholders to support operational excellence within healthcare and facilities management environments.
Primarily operates within healthcare and facilities management environments. Regular interaction with operational teams, supervisors, and stakeholders. Requires prolonged periods of computer use, documentation review,