Quality Control (QC) Manager's primary responsibility is to the overall project quality control program, ensuring that the project is built according to plans and specifications. They do this by observing work before, during, and after construction, verifying materials meet standards, and maintaining project submittal logs. Essentially, they manage the process of ensuring the final product meets quality requirements.

Here's a more detailed breakdown of their duties:

1. Developing and Maintaining Quality Control Plans:

• They create and maintain a QC plan that outlines procedures for inspections, testing, and documentation.
• This plan ensures consistent quality throughout the project.

2. Inspections and Testing:

• Conduct regular site observations to ensure all work complies with plans and specifications.
• Schedule and oversee 3rd party inspections and materials testing.
• Monitor construction processes to identify potential problems early on.

3. Documentation and Record Keeping:

• Maintain detailed records of inspections, tests, and other quality-related activities.
• Prepare and submit QC reports to document findings and actions.
• Manage project submittal logs, ensuring shop drawings and submittals are compliant.

4. Addressing Quality Issues:

• Identify and document any non-conformances or deficiencies in the work.
• Work with the project team to implement corrective actions to address these issues.
• May be involved in managing warranty issues and repairs.

5. Collaboration and Communication

• Work closely with project managers, superintendents, and other team members to ensure quality.
• Communicate with clients and contractors to address quality concerns.
• May represent the company in legal or other matters related to quality.

6. Other Potential Responsibilities:

• May be involved in reviewing and approving vendor submittals.
• May assist with training and educating staƯ on quality standards and procedures.
• May conduct internal and external audits.