• Develop, maintain, communicate, and manage the project-specific Quality Control Plan in alignment with the BRPH QMS, contract requirements, project risk, and current project phase.
• Support the Quality Control Plan release gate with the Project Manager, Project Executive, and Superintendent by confirming that quality roles, definable features of work, high-risk controls, inspection and test requirements, records locations, and meeting cadence are complete.
• Interpret quality requirements in contracts, drawings, specifications, approved submittals, codes, standards, and client procedures and translate them into practical field controls and acceptance criteria.
• Develop and manage definable-feature controls, preparatory meetings, inspections, tests, checklists, hold points, mockups, samples, and final acceptance records.
• Lead preparatory, initial, and follow-up phases of control when required by the contract, project risk, or Quality Control Plan.
• Coordinate quality requirements with design reviews, constructability, project schedules, procurement, trade packages, submittals, requests for information, commissioning, turnover, and closeout.
• Review and sign off on project quality checklists and records within assigned authority; require correction or additional evidence when records or completed work do not meet documented requirements.
• Plan and coordinate inspections, tests, special inspections, source inspections, and third-party verification with field leaders, trade partners, testing agencies, design professionals, authorities having jurisdiction, and client representatives.
• Manage quality observations, deficiencies, nonconformances, dispositions, root-cause reviews, corrective actions, verification, and closure in Procore or the approved project system.
• Stop, restrict, or prevent work and material use when continuing could adversely affect quality or conceal a defect; communicate the condition and follow the documented escalation and approval path.
• Participate in quality-impact reviews for proposed changes and confirm that required design, Owner, authority, inspection, test, and record-document approvals are obtained before affected work proceeds or is concealed.
• Confirm that trade partners and suppliers understand project quality requirements and that required qualifications, certifications, submittals, material records, storage controls, and nonconforming-material controls are implemented.
• Maintain complete, current, and traceable quality records, including plans, meeting records, inspection and test documentation, observations, nonconformances, corrective actions, material certifications, photographs, metrics, and closeout files.
• Track project quality performance and report open issues, trends, risks, corrective actions, and resource needs to the Project Manager, Project Executive, and Corporate C&IS Quality Manager.
• Perform project quality audits and surveillance activities and support client, regulatory, and third-party reviews within assigned scope.
• Train and coach project personnel and trade partners on the project Quality Control Plan, field controls, documentation standards, nonconformance processes, and quality expectations.
• Support commissioning, punch-list management, Owner acceptance, turnover, warranty documentation, and project closeout by verifying completion of required quality records and unresolved-item ownership.
• Capture lessons learned and recommend improvements to project controls, field practices, templates, and training.