Job Information
GSI Service Group Inc. Fuels Quality Control Manager in Dededo, Guam
JOB DESCRIPTION/SUMMARY
The CQC Manager will be assigned to Department of Defense (DOD) construction project(s) located in various regions. This individual will be responsible for all aspects of QC and must be onsite during all phases of the construction work. While at the jobsite, the CQC Manager works with the customer and other contractor staff to ensure CQC objectives are met in accordance with the contract requirements and high standards of service delivery are maintained.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Construction Quality Control Manager
Prepareandupdate theQC Plan.
Attendcoordinationmeetingswith the Client,subcontractors,and vendors.
Implement the“Three Phases of Control” for alldefinable features ofwork.
Performinspections to ensure work is completedin compliance withcontractrequirements.
Stop workthatdoes not complywith the contractplansandspecifications anddirectthe removalandreplacementof anydefective work.
Prepareand submit dailyqualitycontrolreports.
Conduct weeklyCQCmeetingsat the jobsite.
Oversee the review andapproval of designandconstructionsubmittals.
Ensure As-Builtdrawingsare updated daily.
Coordinate onsite and offsite testing.Maintain atestinglog.
Review invoicesprior toapproval to ensure allrelevantworkhas beencompleted inaccordance with the contractrequirements.
Performpunch-listandpre-final inspections.
Performother dutiesasrequestedbysupervisorsandsenior levelmanagers in supportof successfulperformance on allprojects.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS, AND EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS
- CQC: A Bachelor’s Degree in engineering or Sciences with a minimum of three (3) years experience (within the last ten (10) years), as a Construction CQC in Construction for the installation of work described in Section 00 22 10, Table 1- Specialist Work for Completed systems
Or
A minimum of eight (8) years construction experience (within the last ten (10) years) as a Construction CQC.
Five years of combined experience as aQC Manager/SSHO on similar size and type construction contracts.
Familiar with the requirements of US ArmyCorpsof Engineers,EngineerManual 385-1-1,andexperience in the areas ofhazard identificationand safetycompliance.
Completion of the thirty (30) hour OSHA Construction safety class or as an equivalent, thirty (30) hours of formal construction safety and health training covering the subjects of the OSHA thirty (30) hour course (See EM three 385-1-1 Appendix A, paragraph 4.b) applicable to the work to be performed (Section 00 22, Table 1 – Specialized Work) and given by qualified instructors.
If SSHO has the equivalent training, and additional five (5) years of construction safety experience or three (3) years if the individual possesses a CSP (Certified Safety Professional or safety and health degree.