Quality Control Manager

Trueline’s client, an established general contractor with a growing portfolio of federal construction projects, is seeking a Quality Control Manager (CQC System Manager) for a $38 million barracks renovation at Fort Benning, GA. This is a highly visible USACE project, expected to run at least 12-18 months, and you’ll own the contractor quality control program from start to finish.As CQC System Manager, you’ll be the contractor’s onsite authority on quality, responsible for overall management of CQC and empowered to act on all quality matters for the project. The role suits an experienced federal construction professional who knows the three-phase process inside and out and wants real ownership of a major renovation.What You’ll Do as the Quality Control Manager:Serve as the CQC System Manager, with overall responsibility and authority for contractor quality control on the projectLead the Contractor Quality Control program in line with USACE requirements, contract specifications, approved plans, and applicable federal standardsDevelop, maintain, and execute the project-specific Quality Control PlanManage the USACE three-phase quality control process, including preparatory, initial, and follow-up inspections for each definable feature of workReview plans, specifications, submittals, RFIs, shop drawings, and approved materials before work beginsCoordinate testing, inspections, mockups, and required documentation with subcontractors, project leadership, government representatives, and third-party testing agenciesConduct daily field inspections to verify that workmanship, materials, and installations meet project requirementsAddress the quality challenges of renovating existing facilities, including existing conditions, demolition, phasing, and system upgradesIdentify quality concerns early and work with the Superintendent, Project Manager, subcontractors, and government representatives to resolve themMaintain accurate daily QC reports, inspection records, testing documentation, deficiency logs, and corrective action recordsMonitor subcontractor performance and verify that deficiencies are corrected and properly documentedParticipate in progress meetings, coordination meetings, and government quality reviewsSupport closeout, punch list completion, commissioning, turnover documentation, and final acceptancePromote a proactive quality culture focused on compliance, accountability, and preventing reworkMust-Haves as the Quality Control Manager:Qualification under one of the contract’s CQC System Manager paths: a degree in engineering, architecture, or construction management with at least 5 years of construction experience on projects similar to this contract, or at least 10 years of related construction quality management experienceSuccessful QC leadership experience on USACE, NAVFAC, Department of Defense, or comparable federal construction projectsExperience on vertical construction or major renovation projects of similar scale and complexityCurrent Construction Quality Management for Contractors (CQM-C) certification, or the ability to meet the project’s certification requirements immediatelyExperience independently managing the three-phase quality control processStrong understanding of federal construction documentation, inspections, testing, submittals, and quality control proceduresAbility to interpret construction drawings, specifications, contract requirements, and technical submittalsStrong field presence with the confidence to enforce quality requirements and address nonconforming workExcellent written documentation, communication, organization, and problem-solving skillsAbility to work full time at the project site at Fort Benning, GAAbility to satisfy federal installation access requirementsNice-to-Haves as the Quality Control Manager:Barracks, dormitory, or military housing renovation experienceRenovation experience involving existing conditions, selective demolition, abatement, and phased workPrevious experience on an active Army or other secure military installationUSACE RMS or comparable federal construction management system experienceExperience supporting commissioning and government turnoverFamiliarity with EM 385-1-1 and federal jobsite safety requirementsCurrent OSHA 30-hour Construction certificationExperience working closely with government quality assurance personnelLocal ties to the Columbus, GA or Phenix City, AL areaAvailability to begin quicklyOur Client Offers:Compensation of $100,000-$130,000 annually, with flexibility for the right candidateProject-based assignment expected to last at least 12-18 months15 days of paid time off per year401(k) matching eligibility after six monthsPotential relocation assistance for an exceptional candidateThe opportunity to lead quality control on a significant $38 million federal renovation projectPotential for continued opportunities as the company pursues additional federal project workA high-visibility role with real ownership of project quality and successful deliveryTrueline and its clients are unabashed equal-opportunity employers committed to a diverse workforce. We welcome smart and ambitious applicants and recruit, refer, hire, place, and promote without regard to race, color, gender, religion, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, disability, age, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic protected by federal or state law.