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Industrial Construction QA/QC Manager -

Byers Industrial Services Salary:

$90,000-$120,000 annually, based on experience and qualifications

Schedule:

Approximately 50

Hours Per Week Employment Type:

Full-Time |

Salaried Travel:

As Required Based on

Company and Project Needs Company Vehicle:

Potential company vehicle after successful completion of probationary period

Work Location:

Primarily In Person The Opportunity Byers Industrial Services is seeking a highly experienced Industrial Construction QA/QC Manager to lead quality assurance and quality control operations across our industrial construction projects. This position will initially support a large-scale data center construction project in Vineland, New Jersey , while also serving as a key QA/QC leadership resource for Byers Industrial Services as project and company needs evolve. The QA/QC Manager will oversee QA/QC Foremen, Inspectors, Technicians, and other assigned quality personnel supporting electrical, mechanical, and other applicable industrial construction scopes. This individual will be responsible for developing and managing the overall quality program, coordinating inspections and testing, maintaining quality documentation, managing deficiencies and non-conforming work, supporting commissioning and turnover, and continuously improving project quality processes. We place significant value on candidates who have progressed through the skilled trades, field supervision, or industrial construction operations . Hands-on electrical, mechanical, piping, welding, or related trade experience provides an exceptional foundation for understanding how work should be installed, inspected, tested, and turned over. However, direct skilled-trades experience is not an absolute requirement . We are equally interested in highly competent QA/QC professionals who have built their careers within construction quality, inspection, testing, commissioning, compliance, or quality management and can demonstrate the technical knowledge and leadership ability required to manage quality across complex industrial construction operations. This is a management-level position focused on owning and improving the overall quality program—not simply performing inspections or administering paperwork . Key Responsibilities Lead and manage the overall QA/QC program across industrial construction operations . Develop, implement, and maintain comprehensive Project Quality Management Plans aligned with contract requirements, project specifications, approved drawings, applicable codes, manufacturer requirements, client expectations, and company quality standards. Provide leadership, direction, and accountability to QA/QC Foremen, Inspectors, Technicians, and other assigned quality personnel. Develop and manage Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs) , inspection schedules, testing requirements, quality hold points, and acceptance criteria. Coordinate QA/QC activities across electrical, mechanical, equipment installation, piping, welding, and other applicable construction scopes. Review construction schedules and look-ahead plans to ensure QA/QC personnel and resources are aligned with upcoming work. Ensure required inspections occur before work is concealed, tested, energized, commissioned, or advanced to the next phase. Review contracts, specifications, drawings, submittals, manufacturer documentation, and other technical documents to identify project quality requirements. Coordinate inspections and testing with Project Management, Superintendents, Foremen, commissioning personnel, subcontractors, clients, engineers, vendors, and third-party inspectors. Conduct and coordinate quality audits to verify compliance with project requirements and established QA/QC procedures. Proactively identify quality risks before they result in rework, failed inspections, commissioning delays, client concerns, or schedule impacts . Lead quality meetings and participate in project planning and coordination meetings. Provide training, coaching, and guidance to QA/QC personnel and field leadership regarding quality requirements, inspection procedures, documentation standards, and best practices. Communicate significant quality concerns, trends, and project risks to Project Management and senior leadership. Multidisciplinary Construction Quality Oversight The QA/QC Manager will oversee quality operations across multiple industrial construction disciplines. Depending on project scope, this may include: Electrical power distribution Switchgear, transformers, MCCs, motors, VFDs, panels, and electrical equipment Conduit, raceway, cable tray, wire, cable, and electrical terminations Grounding and bonding Mechanical equipment installation Process and utility piping Equipment setting and alignment Supports, hangers, valves, and mechanical components Welding activities and associated documentation Pressure testing Equipment and system testing Manufacturer installation requirements Equipment startup and energization Commissioning System turnover and closeout The QA/QC Manager is not expected to personally serve as the technical inspector for every construction discipline . This individual must, however, possess the construction and quality knowledge necessary to lead qualified discipline-specific personnel, recognize quality risks, ask the right technical questions, evaluate findings and documentation, and hold teams accountable to project requirements. Inspection, Testing & Quality Control The QA/QC Manager will ensure inspections and testing are properly planned, scheduled, performed, documented, reviewed, and closed .

Responsibilities include:

Establish inspection points, witness points, and hold points as required. Coordinate inspection and testing requirements with active and upcoming construction. Ensure inspections are completed at the appropriate stage of installation. Review inspection and test results for accuracy, completeness, and compliance. Coordinate required reinspection and retesting following corrective work. Ensure adequate QA/QC coverage for critical installations, testing, startup, energization, commissioning, and turnover. Monitor outstanding inspection and testing requirements through completion. Depending on the project and discipline, testing may include insulation resistance/Megger testing, continuity testing, grounding and bonding verification, torque verification, point-to-point verification, electrical equipment testing, pressure testing, equipment verification, manufacturer-required testing, and pre-commissioning/commissioning verification . Non-Conformance, Corrective Action & Continuous Improvement The QA/QC Manager will oversee the complete process for identifying, documenting, correcting, and preventing non-conforming work. Issue, review, and manage Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) . Ensure deficiencies are clearly documented, communicated, assigned, and tracked through final resolution. Coordinate corrective actions with field supervision and Project Management. Verify corrective work is properly reinspected and documented before closure. Perform or facilitate root-cause analysis for significant or recurring quality issues. Develop and monitor Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPA) when appropriate. Analyze inspection results, NCRs, punch-list data, deficiencies, and testing results to identify recurring trends or systemic issues. Establish quality metrics and reporting processes to provide project leadership with visibility into quality performance. Evaluate the effectiveness of corrective actions and implement process improvements when recurring concerns are identified. Promote an environment where quality is planned into the work rather than inspected into the work after completion . QA/QC Documentation & Reporting The QA/QC Manager will oversee the accuracy, organization, traceability, and completion of project quality records, including: Project Quality Management Plans Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs) Inspection reports and checklists Testing records and reports Non-Conformance Reports Corrective and preventive action records Deficiency logs Punch lists Photographic documentation Material and equipment documentation Manufacturer documentation Certifications and test reports Welding documentation, when applicable Commissioning documentation Turnover packages Project closeout documentation The Manager will utilize Microsoft Excel, Word, Outlook, construction management software, and applicable QA/QC systems to track inspections, testing, deficiencies, documentation, and overall quality performance. Commissioning, Turnover & Closeout The QA/QC Manager will play a key role in moving completed construction from installation through testing, commissioning, client acceptance, and turnover.

Responsibilities include:

Coordinate QA/QC requirements with commissioning personnel and project leadership. Monitor completion of required inspections and testing. Verify deficiencies and punch-list items are resolved prior to turnover. Ensure required quality documentation is complete and properly organized. Support system startup, energization, and commissioning readiness as applicable. Monitor systems approaching turnover and identify outstanding quality requirements. Oversee completion of turnover packages. Ensure outstanding quality issues are resolved before final project closeout. Required Qualifications Significant experience in construction QA/QC, industrial construction, quality management, inspection, commissioning, or a closely related field Demonstrated experience leading or managing construction QA/QC programs and personnel Strong understanding of quality assurance and quality control principles within an active construction environment Experience managing QA/QC Foremen, Inspectors, Technicians, or comparable quality personnel Experience developing, implementing, or administering Project Quality Management Plans Experience developing and managing Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs) Experience with inspections, testing, NCRs, deficiencies, corrective actions, punch lists, and project closeout Ability to interpret construction drawings, specifications, submittals, manufacturer requirements, and technical documentation Experience conducting or coordinating construction quality audits Ability to analyze quality data and identify recurring deficiencies, trends, and systemic issues Understanding of root-cause analysis and corrective/preventive action processes Ability to manage multiple disciplines, active work areas, priorities, and QA/QC personnel simultaneously Strong understanding of the relationship between quality, safety, production, schedule, commissioning, and turnover Strong leadership, communication, problem-solving, and conflict-resolution skills Strong written documentation and reporting capabilities Proficiency with Microsoft Office and applicable construction/QA/QC management systems OSHA 30 Construction required Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record Ability to work approximately 50 hours per week , with flexibility based on project requirements Ability and willingness to travel when required based on company and project needs Ability to successfully complete all required pre-employment and project-specific onboarding requirements Highly Preferred Experience Strong preference will be given to candidates with one or more of the following: Direct skilled-trades experience in electrical, mechanical, piping, welding, or related industrial construction Electrical or Mechanical Foreman/Superintendent experience Industrial Construction QA/QC Manager experience Data center / mission-critical construction Manufacturing, process, power, distribution, or other large-scale industrial construction Multidisciplinary electrical and mechanical QA/QC oversight Commissioning and turnover Electrical and/or mechanical testing Welding inspection and documentation Root-cause analysis and CAPA Client-facing quality leadership Managing large or multidisciplinary QA/QC teams Developing and improving company or project quality processes

Compensation, Schedule & Travel Salary:

$90,000-$115,000 annually Compensation based on experience, QA/QC expertise, technical knowledge, leadership background, and qualifications Approximately 50 hours per week Full-time, salaried position Primarily in-person project leadership role Initial project assignment in Vineland, NJ Potential company vehicle after successful completion of the probationary period Project assignments may vary based on company needs Travel to other project locations may be required Company-approved travel will be compensated in accordance with applicable company travel policies This is not intended to be a dedicated full-time traveling position; however, candidates must have the flexibility to support other Byers Industrial Services projects when company or project needs require QA/QC leadership. Benefits Health Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401(k) with 4% Company Match Paid Time Off Paid Holidays Career advancement and long-term opportunities The Candidate We're Looking For We are looking for an extremely competent construction quality professional capable of owning the QA/QC process from planning through final turnover . Direct skilled-trades experience is extremely valuable to Byers Industrial Services. Candidates who have spent years building, supervising, testing, or commissioning industrial systems bring practical knowledge that translates exceptionally well into QA/QC leadership. At the same time, we recognize that highly accomplished quality professionals may have built their careers specifically within QA/QC, inspection, testing, commissioning, compliance, and quality management . Ultimately, we are looking for demonstrated competency over a specific career path . The successful candidate must be able to lead people, understand complex construction activities, anticipate inspection and testing requirements, challenge questionable work, manage NCRs and corrective actions, maintain strong documentation, identify recurring quality issues, and drive continuous improvement across the project. If you have the industrial construction knowledge, QA/QC expertise, leadership ability, and attention to detail necessary to maintain high quality standards across complex projects, we encourage you to apply with an updated resume.

Pay:

$90,000.00 - $120,000.00 per year

Benefits:

401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person