Construction Quality Control Manager - QCM

Position Summary Aztec Contractors, Inc. is seeking an experienced Quality Control Manager (QCM) to support federal construction projects. The Quality Control Manager is responsible for developing, implementing, maintaining, and enforcing the project-specific Contractor Quality Control program to ensure construction is completed in accordance with contract documents, plans, specifications, approved submittals, applicable codes, and Government requirements. This position provides independent oversight of construction quality, documentation, inspections, testing, and corrective actions while working collaboratively with Project Managers, Superintendents, subcontractors, Government representatives, designers, testing agencies, and other project stakeholders. The QCM is expected to take ownership of the quality-control function, identify issues early, establish clear expectations, and ensure deficiencies are corrected before they affect project performance, schedule, cost, or final acceptance. Essential Job Functions: Quality Control Management Develop, implement, maintain, and enforce project Quality Control Plans in accordance with contract requirements. Manage all required quality-control documentation and reporting. Verify construction activities comply with contract drawings, specifications, approved submittals, codes, standards, and Government requirements. Perform regular field inspections and document work in progress. Identify deficiencies and nonconforming work and ensure corrective actions are completed and documented. Exercise the authority to reject or stop nonconforming work when necessary. Maintain an organized system for tracking deficiencies through final resolution. Three-Phase Control Manage the required three-phase control process for definable features of work: Preparatory Phase Initial Phase Follow-Up Phase Conduct and document preparatory and initial phase meetings. Verify required submittals, materials, testing, inspections, equipment, personnel qualifications, and safety requirements are in place before work begins. Monitor ongoing work through follow-up inspections to ensure continued compliance. Submittals and Materials Review shop drawings, product data, samples, and other submittals for compliance with contract requirements. Maintain and monitor project submittal registers. Coordinate with the project team to ensure required submittals are approved prior to procurement and installation. Verify materials delivered to the project conform to approved submittals and specifications. Confirm materials are properly received, stored, protected, and incorporated into the work. Testing and Inspections Coordinate required field and laboratory testing. Coordinate Government, third-party, special, and manufacturer inspections as applicable. Monitor testing frequencies and results. Review test reports and ensure deficiencies or failed tests are promptly addressed. Verify testing agencies and technicians possess required qualifications and certifications. Federal Project Documentation Prepare and maintain required daily Quality Control reports. Maintain records of inspections, testing, deficiencies, corrective actions, meetings, and three-phase control activities. Maintain current construction documents and quality-control records. Support maintenance of as-built drawings and project record documents. Assist with preparation and review of closeout documentation, including warranties, O&M manuals, testing records, and final inspection documentation. Utilize Government and contractor project-management systems as required, including RMS/QCS, Procore, and other electronic documentation platforms. Project Team Coordination Coordinate closely with Project Managers and Superintendents regarding upcoming work and quality requirements. Participate in preconstruction, progress, coordination, and quality-control meetings. Work with subcontractors before work begins to establish clear quality expectations. Communicate with Gove…

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