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Quality Control Manager - International

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Job Title – Quality Control Manager - International

Location – Various International locations

Resumes will be reviewed continually.

Rewards of Working at Caddell – Medical, dental, and vision insurance, 401k, referral bonuses, ability to reassign to other global projects at completion and paid vacation.

What You Will Do

  • Responsible for contract compliance and the administration and implementation of the quality control system as described in the Caddell Quality Control Manual for the assigned project.
  • Identifies quality control problems and recommends, initiates and provides solutions to the problems and ensures no concealment of deficiencies.
  • Ensures that company standards, as outlined in the Caddell Quality Control Manual, are effectively implemented and provides notification to corporate management of quality problems.
  • Acts as liaison with owner, regulatory agencies, subcontractors and/or internal departments on quality related matters as required.
  • Performs, schedules, and witnesses inspections and testing. Monitors construction activities and documents results.
  • Issues reports to subcontractors regarding their quality deficiencies and remediation requirements.
  • Ensures adequate corrective measures are implemented in cases of noncompliance.
  • Reviews work for compliance. Maintains updated contract documents, drawings, specifications, as-builts, request for information and approved submittals.
  • Inspects materials, equipment and workmanship.
  • Develops punch lists and final inspection and acceptance.
  • Performs additional assignments per supervisor's direction.
  • Working Conditions – Construction setting, travel required, full time. Must have the ability to crawl, climb, walk, reach with hands and arms, bend, kneel, crouch, stand for longs periods of time, lift and hold in excess of 50lbs, talk, hear and occasionally sit. Must have the ability to withstand confined spaces and or/extreme heights while negotiating tasks at hand in a safe manner to themselves and/or others. Subject to hot, cold, humid and wet conditions depending on location.
  • Reporting Structure – Project Manager

What We Expect

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities – Good written and verbal communication skills. Strong computer skills, especially Microsoft Office suite and web-based tools.

Education / Experience - Minimum high school diploma/GED and 10 years experience in the quality control or project management required. Four-year degree in engineering or construction management and 10 years experience preferred. The education/experience requirements may vary depending on specified job requirements.

Certifications, Licenses, etc.: - (Should be able to submit certifications upon request and obtain a medical clearance before deployment) Current clearance, or the ability to obtain, a Department of Defense minimum secret security clearance required. U.S. Government Secret Security Clearance required.

Your career matters at Caddell, where there is a strong emphasis on the growth and development of every employee! We’re large enough to take on the most complex construction projects, but we know the contribution of each individual is the key to our success.

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