Quality Manager
- US Army Corps of Engineers, Nashville District
- Nashville, TN
- Jul 07, 2021
Job Description
Responsibilities:
- Serves as the Quality Manager for the Engineering and Construction (E&C) Division.
- Leads E&C efforts to improve program and project delivery by ensuring compliance with engineering Technical Lead requirements and training.
- Develops or recommends techniques for collecting, analyzing, and presenting qualitative and quantitative data to measure project quality and process effectiveness.
- Develops and maintains quality management procedures including internal and external auditing, and corrective actions.
- Manages E&C internal process audits to include preparing audit schedules, coordinating audits with process owners, coordinating training of auditors, maintaining audit logs, preparing reports, and tracking corrective actions.
This is a permanent position open to current or former competitive service federal employees. It will be responsible for ensuring the quality and consistency of design-related processes and products. Sample duties include Quality Assurance of QCP’s, Review Plans, Value Engineering (VE) Management Plan, Risk Management Plan, and similar documents; oversight of Management Internal Control Program (MICP) and Organizational Inspection Program (OIP) activities within Engineering & Construction (E&C) Division; maintenance of E&C related Quality Management System (QMS) processes; and management of the content of the E&C PRB and Engineering Management System.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Nashville District, encompasses over 59,000 square miles and includes parts of seven states. It has regulatory, flood control, navigation, hydropower, and recreational responsibility for the Cumberland River watershed, and regulatory and navigation responsibility for most of the Tennessee River watershed. The Nashville District has a workforce composed of both GS and wage grade employees working in 49 field offices in parts of Tennessee, Kentucky, and Alabama, and the District headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee. The 750+ employees in the Nashville District work in 150 different career positions which include Engineers (Civil, Environmental, Electrical, Mechanical), Hydropower Operators, Mechanics and Electricians, Biologists, Archeologists, Geologists, Park Rangers, Environmental Specialists, Derrickboat Operators, Lock and Dam Equipment Mechanics, Lock Operators, Attorneys, Contract Specialists, Accountants, Budget Analysts, Realty Specialists, Project Managers, Program Managers, Planners, Engineering Techs, Construction Techs, Accounting Techs, Administrative and Clerical, and Information Technology.
MISSION STATEMENT
To execute the federal Civil Works Program for the Region and the Nation by mitigating risk from disasters, delivering collaborative water resource engineering solutions, providing world class public infrastructure management, and protecting the natural resources of the Cumberland-Tennessee River Systems.