The Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) Manager is a highly motivated individual with a passion for implementing and maintaining quality management systems, including quality assurance and quality control, with significant experience in leading construction documentation and contract administration for architectural projects.

 

Your Impact:

• Support the development, maintenance, and implement of Quality Assurance standards to improve quality and timely delivery of projects.

• Compile, manage, and maintain Quality Control documents for use during the project and for archiving upon completion of the project.

• Provide Quality Control by reviewing Construction Documents for errors and omissions.

• Provide overall review of Construction Documents including implementing standards and checklists; reviewing for code compliance and constructability; providing red-lines; interactively following up and approving red-line correction; and providing advice to improve the quality of the Construction Documents.

• Interface and provide guidance to staff to ensure that the design fulfills requirements of PBK and our Clients in a cost-effective, timely manner.

• Be a key participant within the studio environment advancing shared knowledge and professional development.

• Provide mentoring for staff and cultivate environment of shared knowledge and learning.

Here's What You'll Need:

• 10+ years of experience in the entire design process, from inception through contract administration. With a focus on construction document phase of the process of the production projects.

• A thorough understanding of industry codes, regulations and standards.

• Degree in architecture from an accredited program.

• Professional registration is not required but preferred.

• Ability to manage through influence in a team environment.

• Ability to introduce efficiencies and modern techniques to existing processes.

• Strong communication, management, and mentoring skills.

• Experience in Bluebeam Studio is highly preferred.

• Experience in Revit is not required but desirable.