Quality Manager

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10 months ago

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Quality Manager Opportunity - Elevate Your Career with a Leading Bespoke Developer

Imagine a role where your expertise in quality management shapes the future of construction. This is not just a job; it’s a chance to be at the forefront of ensuring excellence in building standards. As a Quality Manager, you will play a pivotal role in maintaining and exceeding industry standards, ensuring every property meets the highest levels of quality and compliance.

Why This Role Stands Out:

Impactful Work: Directly influence the quality and safety of construction projects, ensuring they meet and surpass NHBC regulations.

Professional Growth: Engage with senior management and various departments, providing insights and recommendations that drive continuous improvement.

Dynamic Environment: Work across multiple sites, each presenting unique challenges and opportunities to showcase your problem-solving skills.

Collaborative Culture: Be part of a team that values your input, from design meetings to project completions, fostering a culture of excellence and innovation.

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct thorough inspections of properties under construction to ensure compliance with relevant regulations.
Perform pre-occupation and re-inspections, providing detailed reports to exceed NHBC standards.
Monitor and advise on the implementation of the company’s waste policy.
Provide support and guidance to site management teams, ensuring efficient and professional site operations.
Review and suggest improvements to design quality throughout the build process.
Attend various meetings to coordinate and address quality issues, providing valuable input and solutions.
Produce and deliver presentations on quality issues to Site Managers and senior management.
Oversee and resolve complex customer defect issues, ensuring satisfactory outcomes.

Skills and Experience Required:
In-depth knowledge of NHBC standards and regulations.
Proficiency in interpreting and providing feedback on technical drawings.
Strong organisational and interpersonal skills, with the ability to manage workloads remotely.
Keen eye for detail, particularly in the quality of finished properties.
Competence in using Microsoft Word and Excel.
A mindset geared towards continuous improvement.

What's on Offer:
Friendly, supportive team with a welcoming culture
A privately-owned business with all the benefits of a financially strong company that has stood the test of time
Competitive salary and car allowance
Discretionary annual and long-term bonus schemes. (Up to 15% of annual salary)
Enhanced pension scheme paid via salary exchange
BUPA cover
Annual leave starting at 25 days to a max of 30 days
Free life assurance
Many wellbeing benefits – on-demand GP service, discounted gym membership, Employee Assistance Programme and a cycle to work scheme
Discount scheme with savings across a range of sectors
Plus many social events throughout the year.

This role is more than just a position; it’s a platform for those passionate about quality and excellence in construction. Join a team where your skills and insights will be valued and where you can make a tangible difference in the industry

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