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Field Quality Control Manager - Commercial Doors

Posted 10 days ago

cybercodersGreenville (SC)

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Field Quality Control Manager - Commercial Doors
Position Overview: Lead field quality assurance and control for commercial door, frame, storefront, and glazing installations across construction projects. Ensure installations meet design documents, building codes, manufacturer specifications and client expectations through inspections, testing, vendor coordination, and corrective action processes.
Key Responsibilities: Conduct routine and milestone field inspections of commercial doors, frames, storefronts, glazing systems, and hardware to verify compliance with drawings, specifications, and codes. Perform fire door inspections, fire-rated assembly testing and commissioning, and document results with clear punch lists and nonconformance reports. Verify hardware installation including exit devices, electric strikes, electronic locks, access control integration, keying and hardware scheduling against shop drawings and submittals. Review shop drawings, submittals and product data for conformity to project requirements and provide formal review comments. Develop, maintain and implement QA/QC procedures, inspection checklists, measurement and tolerance verification protocols, and torque specification verification. Lead root cause analysis and corrective action (CAPA) for field nonconformances and follow through to resolution, including issuance and closure of nonconformance reports. Coordinate BIM/QC activities including Revit and AutoCAD review, BIM coordination with design and field teams, and verification of as-built conditions. Supervise site testing such as water/air penetration testing, wind load compliance checks, and operational testing of automatic doors and hardware. Manage vendor and subcontractor quality performance, conduct pre-installation meetings, and enforce material specifications and finish requirements (powder coating, sealants, weatherstripping).Prepare and maintain detailed inspection reports, daily field logs, punch lists, and final closeout documentation for handover.
Qualifications: 2+ years of field quality control, inspection, or supervision experience in commercial doors, hardware, and storefront/glazing systems. Strong knowledge of commercial door hardware (exit devices, electric strikes, electronic locks), access control integration, and keying concepts. Experience with fire door inspection procedures, fire-rated assemblies, NFPA/IBC and other applicable building codes. Proven ability to read and interpret blueprints, shop drawings, submittals, and material specifications. Proficiency with AutoCAD and Revit; experience participating in BIM coordination and model review. Practical experience developing and executing QA/QC procedures, inspection checklists, CAPA and nonconformance reporting.

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