Head of Regulatory and Quality

The project includes construction of an aircraft refueling facility with an operations building, fuels laboratory, fuel farm, spill containment, Demolition of existing fuel farm site and incidental related work.
The current schedule is for the Quality Control Manager to start approximately March 2026 and mobilize to site April 2026.
The Quality Control Manager is responsible to implement and manage Quality Control Program per contract specifications and project QC Plan.

Work closely with the Project Superintendent and Project Manager coordinating quality with production.
Manage and coordinate three phases of control for all features of work. Conduct Preparatory meetings and Initial inspections on all definable features of work.
Conduct and keep minutes of the QC/Production Meeting.
Observe and monitor daily field activities for compliance with the plans and specifications. Perform field testing as required.
Be familiar with the EM 385-1-1, monitor field work for safety violations and inform the SSHO of any problems observed, take immediate action if necessary.
Complete daily Quality Control Reports for submission to the Owner.
Develop and maintain QC project files.
Perform QC review and approve subcontractor submittals prior to transmitting to the Owner.
Maintain the Submittal Register.
Write RFIs in coordination with Project Supt. and Project Manager.
Develop and maintain the Testing Plan and Log. Schedule testing and special inspections.
Maintain reports of onsite and offsite quality control inspections and tests performed including work by suppliers and subcontractors.
Schedule and manage QC Specialists and testing labs, verify work done by others.
Keep a Rework list of work that does not comply with the contract requirements.
Prepare punch lists and perform pre-final and final inspections; Maintain weld log, weld field map with locations and elevations.
Perform and document a pre-pour checklist for concrete placements.
Keep the Owner informed of onsite & offsite sampling/testing.
Prepare project specific QC Plan and assist in Accident Prevention Plan and Environmental Protection Plan preparation.
Experience with infrastructure projects including but not limited to medium voltage cabling, conductor splicing, insulators, grounding, lightning protection, transformers, switchgear, conductor lugs & terminations, underground duct banks, excavation, backfill, rebar, concrete, formwork, piping, welding, pumps, valves, painting & coating, instrumentation, pre-engineered buildings and commissioning.
Minimum of 5 years of experience as a Superintendent, QC Manager, Project Engineer, or Construction Manager.
Minimum 4 years as QC Manager. (Computer skills to include Microsoft Office programs and Bluebeam or Adobe.
Advanced management or technical training preferred.
Experience with USACE, NAVFAC, and DoD construction contracts preferred.
Bachelor’s degree from accredited college or university in engineering or construction management preferred.
Work is performed on a construction site, typically in a construction trailer. This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, photocopiers, and filing cabinets.

Must be able to access and navigate all areas of the construction site in all types of weather.
This is a full-time, overtime exempt position. Days and hours of work will depend on production schedule.
This Quality Control Manager, QCM, role is for the duration of the Bridgeport project and then relocating from project site to project site as Nova is awarded new projects.
Typical projects are 1 -3 years in duration in locations both domestic and international.
Between projects, the QCM may be assigned shorter term to one of the Nova offices, to another project, or remote from a home base for project support work as required.
110K to $140K depending on experience, plus subsistence, auto allowance, benefit package, paid holidays, PTO (Paid Time off) and sick leave.