Quality Manager

Role summary

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The Quality Manager is expected to lead and maintain quality systems across construction projects, ensuring work complies with approved designs, contracts, Australian Standards, legislation and company procedures. Typical requirements include substantial experience in construction or civil infrastructure quality management, knowledge of ISO 9001, quality plans, inspection and test plans, audits, non-conformance management and project documentation. Relevant qualifications in engineering, construction management or quality assurance are advantageous. The successful candidate should be organised, commercially aware and confident working with project teams, subcontractors, clients and auditors. Strong communication, reporting, problem-solving and leadership skills are essential, together with a proactive approach to improving processes, reducing defects and promoting a culture of continuous improvement.

About the employer

CBP Contractors is an Australian contractor operating in the construction and infrastructure sector. The company delivers project-based services that may include civil works, commercial construction, infrastructure upgrades and associated site activities, working with clients, subcontractors and specialist suppliers. Its projects require careful coordination of people, materials, safety systems, environmental controls, quality documentation and programme requirements. As a contractor, CBP Contractors typically values practical delivery, reliable project controls, technical compliance and strong relationships with clients and delivery partners. A Quality Manager contributes by helping ensure that construction outcomes meet contractual, regulatory and company standards while supporting teams to identify risks and improve performance. Exact business divisions, project locations and employee benefits should be confirmed directly with CBP Contractors, as these can vary between vacancies and contracts.