Full-service general contractor delivering construction projects across multiple sectors.
Oversee and coordinate quality control processes for commercial construction projects.
17 days ago ago
$140,000 - $175,000
Expert & Leadership (13+ years)
Full Time
Los Angeles, CA
Field
Company Size
500 Employees
Service Specialisms
Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR)
Design‑Assist
Design‑Build
Project Management
Value Engineering
Building Information Modeling
Conceptual Estimating
Budget Development
Sector Specialisms
Hospitality
Education
Healthcare
Commercial
Native American
Industrial
Public Works
Role
Description
qa planning
spec review
field inspections
checklists
training
reporting
Developing and documenting the Quality Management Plan.
Reviewing product specifications and submittals to ensure they have been submitted and approved.
Conducting field walks and field inspections during construction, making recommendations for correction of deficient workmanship, and coordinating plan for rework with Superintendent.
Working with the project team to report Lessons Learned and any details that become apparent to be shared for future projects.
Attending meetings with subcontractors and defining QA/QC responsibilities.
Reviewing the Quality Buy-Out Checklists for applicable areas with the Project Manager and Superintendent to ensure all scopes are covered and nothing is missing that will impact quality standards.
Managing and conducting the training and development for direct reports.
Working with Project Executive to compile checklist of hot points applicable to assigned projects (Glazing, EIFS, Roofing System, Wall Systems, Water Proofing, Sealants, Metal Panel Systems, and Swimming Pools). Gaining an understanding of the client’s needs and areas of elevated concern for quality discussed during the work acquisition phase.
Scheduling meetings with Project Manager and Project Executive to discuss QA/QC coverage and amount of time allocated. Determining a solution when more time is needed than what was budgeted for any quality issues that arise.
Participating in a post-construction “turn-over” meeting with the project team at the end of construction.
Preparing field reports and providing them to the Project Manager, Superintendent, and Project Engineer responsible for the scope.
Participating in project start-up meetings.
Requirements
osha 30
travel
quality software
quality superintendent
leadership
team management
A valid OHSA 30 Card is required.
Ability to travel between multiple projects spanning our Southern & Northern California region (Los Angeles County, Orange County, San Bernardino County).
Strong knowledge of computer platforms used for quality applications.
10-15 years of relevant Quality Superintendent experience on commercial construction projects.
The ability to lead and desire to teach and mentor other employees.
Prior experience directly managing a team of individuals.
Ability to conduct group training and presentations.
Benefits
Salary Range DOE $140,000 - $175,000
Training + Development
Information not given or found
Interview process
Information not given or found
Visa Sponsorship
Information not given or found
Security clearance
Information not given or found
Company
Overview
Founded with a focus on quality and client relationships, the company has grown into a leading construction company in the United States.
Known for its expertise in delivering large-scale commercial and residential projects, it has become a trusted name in the construction industry.
With a portfolio spanning across diverse sectors, including residential, commercial, and industrial, it has consistently delivered complex and innovative projects.
The company's commitment to quality is evident in its long-standing relationships with clients and its ability to meet the toughest deadlines and project requirements.
It specializes in heavy civil, infrastructure, and industrial construction, offering a full range of services from pre-construction to project completion.
It has handled some of the most ambitious projects in the region, from commercial office buildings to massive residential complexes.
Its impressive track record and client satisfaction have made it a key player in the U.S. construction industry, particularly for large-scale developments.
Culture + Values
Family Environment – We're all part of the PENTA family!
Innovative – Helping UNLV find new pest control solutions.
Challenging Projects – We provide unique on‑the‑job challenges to our employees daily.
Education – PENTA helps our employees improve through on and off‑site training.
Safety – It's deeply rooted in our culture.
Enjoyable Work Environment – Work hard, have fun, on and off the job!
Teamwork – In the field, and in the game, teamwork means success.
Relationship‑Focused Culture – We build trust by focusing on the safety, success, and growth of our team members.
Accountability – Owners and managers are dedicated and accountable to grow their teams.
Environment + Sustainability
$11 Billion
Construction Value
Delivered over $11 billion in construction with no owner claims and never exceeding the GMP, reflecting financial and operational sustainability.
$8 Million
Charity Contributions
Donated over $8 million to more than 350 charities since 2000.
$900k Donated
Annual Charity Golf
Annual charity golf events raised over $250k; in 2019 donated $900k and 3,000 volunteer hours across 42 nonprofits.
Safety rating consistently below the national average for subcontractor partners – supporting sustainable, safe operations.
Volunteer support includes building veteran memorials, shelters, and disaster remembrance walls.
No official net-zero carbon target or greenhouse-gas emissions goals published on corporate site.
Inclusion & Diversity
4.3/5 Rating
Diversity & Inclusion Score
The company's Diversity & Inclusion rating on Glassdoor exceeds the Construction sector average by 21.1%.