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Construction Superintendent / QC Manager / SSHO
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What they do
A Quality Control Manager focuses on detection of mistakes and defects in manufacturing products. Develops procedures and tests to identify any irregularities and error in the output. Manages and oversees all steps related to quality control as part of the quality management strategy of a company. May involve leadership of a team of quality control technicians and other associated staff members.
$115,581 / year median in California
+2% projected growth
Job Description
We are a federal general contractor that builds for agencies including the Department of the Interior, Navy, Army Corps of Engineers, and NASA. We have been awarded a multi-million dollar project to rehabilitate HVAC system components at two occupied federal facilities in Crescent City, California, and we are hiring one experienced person to run the site. This is a combined Superintendent, Quality Control Manager, and Site Safety and Health Officer position. You will be the company's lead on site every day: managing the mechanical, electrical, and controls subcontractors, running the three-phase QC process, keeping the safety program tight, and working directly with the Government project team. If you have run federal mechanical work before and know what a preparatory meeting, a daily QC report, and an AHA look like when they are done right, this job will feel familiar. The project starts around the Notice to Proceed in late 2026 and runs through closeout. This is a full-time W-2 position for the life of the project, with a strong chance to move onto our next project when it wraps. What you will do Run daily field operations at two occupied federal buildings, including phasing, shutdown coordination, and site logistics. Be the on-site point of contact for the Government's Contracting Officer's Representative and facility staff. Own the
Quality Control Plan:
preparatory, initial, and follow-up inspections, submittal review, testing and commissioning records, daily QC reports, punch list, and closeout. Own theAccident Prevention Plan:
Activity Hazard Analyses, daily safety inspections, toolbox talks, high-hazard work permits, and incident reporting. Maintain the schedule, daily reports, and photo logs, and support the Project Manager on pay applications, RFIs, and changes. What you need 5+ years of construction supervision, including 3+ years as a superintendent or QC manager. HVAC or mechanical construction background. This is a mechanical job and we need someone who knows the equipment. CurrentUSACE CQM-C
(Construction Quality Management for Contractors) certificate. CurrentEM 385-1-1
40-hour course and OSHA 30 card, plus 5 years of construction safety experience. Hands-on experience with the federal three-phase QC system, submittal registers, and closeout. Able to read mechanical and electrical drawings and specs. Valid driver's license, and able to pass a federal background check for access to federal facilities. Physically able to walk the site, climb ladders, work on roofs and in mechanical rooms, and lift 50 lbs. First Aid/CPR/AED Nice to have Prior federal facility projects (Department of the Interior, Department of Defense, or similar). Experience with RMS/QCS or similar Government reporting systems. Familiarity with Davis-Bacon and certified payroll. What we offer Competitive salary based on experience. Per diem or lodging support for the Crescent City assignment. Mileage reimbursement. A small, direct team. You will work with the owner and PM, not through layers.Pay:
$75,000.00 - $95,000.00 per yearWork Location:
In personBenefits
- Transportation
- Dental Insurance