Quality Control and Safety Director – Aviation

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Quality and Safety Director leading QA/QC, safety, and life-safety oversight for Turner & Townsend’s FAA infrastructure program. Managing compliance, audits, risks, and contractor deliverables.

Responsibilities:

  • Lead quality assurance, quality control, and safety oversight for a federal aviation infrastructure program delivered for the FAA
  • Build and maintain the program's quality management system
  • Establish review processes for contractor and designer deliverables
  • Provide safety oversight across active operational facilities
  • Deliver the Program Quality Management Plan, Program Safety Management Plan, deliverable review process, and program audit schedule within the first 90 days
  • Develop quality procedures, templates, checklists, objectives, performance indicators, and QA/QC frameworks
  • Lead quality audits, inspections, compliance reviews, nonconformance reporting, CAPA, root cause analysis, and lessons learned
  • Monitor quality and safety metrics, risks, incidents, near misses, observations, and corrective actions
  • Oversee incident investigations and emergency preparedness and response planning
  • Provide technical oversight of life safety systems through planning, design, and construction
  • Support non-resident field inspections and coordinate with engineers of record and authorities having jurisdiction
  • Align program practices with ISO 9001, ISO 45001, and applicable ISO 14001 requirements
  • Maintain quality and safety records, documentation, and reporting systems
  • Provide reports and briefings to the PMO Director, Peraton, and FAA stakeholders
  • Identify and mitigate quality and safety risks and escalate significant issues
  • Coordinate with the Environmental Manager on environmental compliance
  • Advise program leadership on quality and safety
  • Deliver training, coaching, and awareness programs
  • Lead and develop quality and safety staff as the program grows

Requirements:

  • U.S. citizenship required
  • Able to obtain and maintain a Public Trust determination
  • Must complete the FAA background investigation
  • Must obtain FAA facility badging and a PIV credential
  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Occupational Safety, or a related field
  • Minimum of 10 years of combined quality management and safety experience on large construction or infrastructure programs
  • At least 5 years in a lead role
  • Experience building and running a quality management system, including plans, procedures, audits, and corrective actions
  • Experience authoring program-level plans, procedures, and templates from scratch
  • Experience reviewing design and construction deliverables for code and contract compliance
  • Working knowledge of OSHA and federal, state, and local health and safety regulations
  • OSHA 30 certification
  • ISO 9001 auditor or lead auditor training, or equivalent
  • Preferred: Federal or aviation program experience, particularly in FAA facilities or other active operational environments
  • Preferred: Professional Engineer license or fire protection credential, or direct experience with life safety systems design and review
  • Preferred: OSHA 500, CSP, or ASQ certification such as CQM or CQA
  • Preferred: ISO 45001 or ISO 14001 auditor training
  • Preferred: Experience working between a prime contractor and a federal client on the same program

Benefits:

  • Healthy, productive, and flexible working environment
  • Work-life balance support
  • Equal opportunity and inclusive workplace
  • Confidential handling of applicant information