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QA/QC Field Manager

New York City

Are you ready to make a meaningful impact? Do you thrive on tackling complex challenges and leveraging your technical expertise to drive results? Do you value working in a supportive and inclusive environment where your professional growth is a top priority? At Group PMX, you’ll have the opportunity to enhance your skills through comprehensive training, education, and in-house mentorship. We also encourage active participation in industry trade, business, and professional associations to keep you at the forefront of your field. 

 

Job Title: QA/QC Field Manager

Location: Brooklyn, NY (On-site, 5 days per week)

Salary Range: $135,000 – $155,000 annually

Position Overview

The BOD QA/QC Field Manager serves as the Owner’s representative for quality assurance and quality control oversight on-site. This role supports the Program Management Consultant by monitoring the Design-Builder’s QA/QC processes and implementing an Owner-led spot-check program to verify compliance with the Basis of Design (BOD), contract requirements, and approved submittals.

This is a field-based role requiring strong communication, independent judgment, and collaboration. The position is strictly advisory and observational and does not involve directing construction means and methods or supervising contractors.

Responsibilities

  • Be assigned full-time on-site (Monday–Friday), demonstrating strong communication, teamwork, and the ability to work independently in alignment with client expectations
  • Support the Owner/Program Management Consultant by reviewing the Design-Builder’s QA/QC processes and implementing an Owner spot-check program
  • Verify compliance with Basis of Design (BOD), contract documents, and approved submittals
  • Review Design-Builder QA/QC plans, inspection and test plans, and procedures for compliance with contract requirements and BOD standards
  • Evaluate QC reports (logs, NCRs, inspections, and test results) to identify trends and recurring quality issues
  • Implement and execute both planned and random QA/QC spot checks to validate field compliance
  • Perform field verification against Issued for Construction (IFC) drawings, approved submittals, RFIs, mockups, codes, and project specifications
  • Maintain and manage a BOD compliance tracker linking requirements to design, submittals, testing, and field installation status
  • Issue detailed field observations, including photos and supporting references, and track all items through closure and verification
  • Conduct pre-inspection walkthroughs to ensure readiness for regulatory inspections and milestone testing
  • Coordinate Subject Matter Expert (SME) site visits for critical systems and consolidate findings for resolution and follow-up
  • Prepare and deliver weekly and monthly quality reports, highlighting risks, deficiencies, and deviations from BOD requirements
  • Operate strictly in an observation, documentation, and reporting capacity, without directing construction means and methods or supervising contractors

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in Architecture, Engineering, Construction Management, or related field (or equivalent experience)
  • Minimum 10 years of experience in construction quality, including document review, field inspections, and compliance verification
  • Proven ability to identify, document, and close out quality observations and non-conformances
  • Strong experience interpreting construction documents, specifications, and code requirements
  • Experience on large public-sector projects (e.g., DDC, SCA, MTA/NYCT, PANYNJ, NJ Transit) strongly preferred
  • NICET certification preferred
  • ACI and/or ICC certifications preferred

Preferred Experience & Skills

  • Background as a General Superintendent or Architect with strong QA/QC and field verification expertise
  • Demonstrated experience in Design-Build project delivery and Design-Builder QC programs
  • Strong MEP knowledge, including coordination, installation verification, and life-safety systems
  • Experience inspecting high-risk scopes such as envelope/waterproofing, firestopping, life safety interfaces, and MEP coordination
  • Familiarity with quality management systems and ISO 9001 principles
  • Proficiency with MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), Bluebeam, and SharePoint
  • Strong photo-based reporting and tracking discipline
  • Excellent organizational and communication skills

 

One Team. Shared Success.SM At Group PMX, we are more than just a project, program, and construction management company; we are a community of passionate professionals dedicated to delivering innovative solutions and creating collaborative environments that promote better project performance outcomes for our clients and partners. Our core purpose is to build, align, and coordinate high-performance teams around a "project-first thinking culture." We foster a “one team” environment where every team member, from entry-level to senior management, plays a crucial role in our success.  

With a portfolio of over 1,000 projects for public, private, and nonprofit owners in buildings, infrastructure, and energy markets, we have a proven track record. Our services are tailored to meet our clients where they are, providing the talent, tools, and technology they need to keep moving forward. Whether managing the execution of projects, offering a suite of support services, or advising during critical project phases, we continuously strive for excellence. Our efforts have been widely recognized, and in 2025, ENR New York named us on its list of Top Contractors for the sixth consecutive year.

Group PMX is a certified MBE, DBE, SBE, and LBE firm. 

Group PMX is a proud Equal Opportunity Employer 

 

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