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Assistant Quality Manager, Program Controls

Posted 2 days ago

owens consulting inspection ociPrescott (AZ)

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About the role

OCI is seeking a driven and organized construction professional that can supplement the Owner Representative team as the Assistant Quality Manager (AQM) for a long-term aviation program under the Program Controls group. This exciting program includes multiple construction and renovation projects over the next 5+ years, with additional career prospects beyond that. The AQM has the opportunity to interact with Construction and Quality Managers from contractor and owner groups, and help see that the team adheres to quality plans and project specifications. Responsibilities include facilitating quality milestones, including first-of-kind installations, quality manual reviews, mock-ups, quality meetings, and punch lists. Additionally, the AQM will help coordinate the daily observation and documentation activities of a small quality team and assist in their skill development. This type of opportunity to work on the owner's side creates a tremendous upside for your career and helps drive the quality culture throughout this critical program. Solid salary, full benefits, and possible relocation would be included. If this interests you or a colleague, please message me here on LinkedIn or email me at matt@owensci.com. Thanks!

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