Senior QA Manager

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Vacancy No 5324

Job Title: Senior QA Manager Facade
Department: Facade
Reports To: Director
Location: Slough
Job Type: Full-time (40hrs)

Our client:

Our client boasts over a decade of knowledge and experience within the Construction Industry. They have a collaborative approach to all projects, which ensure a successful build. The integral aspect of their business is the ability to cater for a full package of construction works, from the inside – out.

The Role:

QA Facades professional will be responsible for ensuring that all façade systems—such as curtain walls, cladding, and glazing—meet design specifications, quality standards, and regulatory requirements. Their duties include inspecting materials and installations, reviewing technical documents (like method statements and ITPs), coordinating with suppliers and contractors, conducting factory and on-site quality checks, and documenting non-conformities. They help maintain consistent build quality, safety, and performance throughout the project lifecycle.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Quality Oversight: Monitor and enforce quality assurance procedures throughout the facade installation process, from initial design to final handover.​

  • Team Leadership: Lead and mentor QA teams, providing guidance and training to ensure adherence to quality standards.​

  • Inspection and Auditing: Conduct regular site inspections and audits to identify and rectify any quality issues or non-conformities.​

  • Documentation: Maintain comprehensive records of quality checks, inspections, and corrective actions taken.​

  • Client Liaison: Serve as the primary point of contact for clients regarding quality concerns, ensuring effective communication and resolution of issues.​

  • Compliance: Ensure all facade works comply with relevant building codes, safety regulations, and industry best practices.​

    Qualifications and Skills:

  • Engineering degree (Civil, Structural, Mechanical, or Architectural Engineering)

  • Alternatively, construction management, building technology, or materials science degrees.​

  • Experience: A minimum of 5 years in quality assurance within the construction industry, with specific experience in facade systems.​

  • Certifications: Possession of relevant certifications, such as CSCS (Construction Skills Certification Scheme) card, and ideally SSSTS/SMSTS (Site Supervisor/Site Manager Safety Training Scheme).​

  • Technical Knowledge: Strong understanding of facade construction techniques, standards (CWCT, ASTM for example) and materials.​

  • Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills to effectively liaise with clients, contractors, and team members.​

  • Problem-Solving: Ability to identify issues promptly and implement effective solutions to maintain project timelines and quality standards

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