CSA Quality Manager, Phoenix, AZ - Semiconductor

Key Responsibilities

• Serve as the owner side CSA Quality Manager supporting civil, structural, and architectural oversight for semiconductor base build turnover execution.
• Champion CSA safety and quality performance by setting clear expectations, leading by example, and holding contractors and trade partners accountable for safe, compliant, and high quality execution.
• Provide field quality oversight for cleanroom construction, cleanroom wall systems, raised metal floors, interstitial spaces, structural systems, architectural finishes, and related CSA base build scopes.
• Support turnover of Phase 2 base build systems by verifying field readiness, identifying open items, tracking punch list completion, and coordinating closeout requirements with construction, quality, and commissioning teams.
• Review CSA work in progress for alignment with approved drawings, specifications, submittals, quality standards, inspection requirements, and owner expectations.
• Coordinate with general contractors, subcontractors, design teams, commissioning teams, and owner representatives to resolve CSA quality issues that could impact turnover, room readiness, or commissioning readiness.
• Perform field walks, inspections, deficiency tracking, and quality documentation review for CSA scope, with emphasis on cleanroom readiness, interstitial coordination, access, wall systems, floor systems, and structural completion.
• Support construction turnover package development and review, including punch lists, inspection records, quality records, test documentation, redlines, closeout documentation, and system readiness deliverables.
• Identify and escalate CSA construction defects, incomplete work, coordination gaps, and scope risks that may affect base build turnover, schedule, safety, or operational readiness.
• Participate in project coordination meetings, quality walks, turnover meetings, commissioning readiness reviews, and field planning sessions as the CSA quality representative.
• Work closely with design and construction teams to review constructability concerns, RFIs, submittals, change impacts, and field conditions related to CSA quality and turnover.
• Maintain accurate and detailed records of field activities, deficiencies, corrective actions, progress status, quality observations, and turnover readiness by area, level, system, contractor, and activity.
• Support compliance with project procedures, quality plans, inspection and test plans, safety requirements, and owner governance standards.
• Provide practical field leadership in an active semiconductor construction environment where multiple trades, systems, access constraints, and turnover priorities must be coordinated simultaneously.
• Contribute to CSA risk identification and mitigation, with particular focus on quality, cleanroom readiness, interstitial coordination, structural completion, turnover sequencing, and commissioning impact.

Knowledge and Skills Required

Minimum of 10 years of experience in CSA construction, field quality, construction management, superintendent, or owner representative roles supporting industrial, semiconductor, cleanroom, advanced manufacturing, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or mission critical facilities.

Deep working knowledge of Civil, Structural, and Architectural construction principles, field execution practices, construction quality requirements, and applicable codes and standards.

Strong semiconductor or cleanroom construction experience, including familiarity with cleanroom wall systems, raised metal floor installations, interstitial spaces, architectural finishes, structural systems, access coordination, and base build turnover requirements.

• Experience supporting turnover, quality, commissioning readiness, room readiness, closeout, punch list management, and field verification activities on complex construction projects.
• Ability to read and interpret architectural drawings, structural drawings, civil drawings, specifications, submittals, RFIs, shop drawings, redlines, and construction quality documentation.
• Strong understanding of CSA interfaces with MEP, process utilities, cleanroom systems, life safety, logistics, access, commissioning, and operational readiness requirements.
• Proven ability to identify field quality issues, document deficiencies, drive corrective action, and communicate priorities clearly to contractors and project stakeholders.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills with the ability to interface effectively with owners, engineers, contractors, inspectors, commissioning teams, and project leadership.
• Strong field presence and the ability to operate effectively in a fast paced active semiconductor construction environment with multiple contractors and overlapping priorities.
• Working knowledge of project management and construction software used to manage documentation, schedule, quality, punch lists, turnover, and field progress.
• Familiarity with OSHA requirements and construction safety practices applicable to large scale industrial construction sites.
• Experience with temporary facilities, access constraints, logistics, phasing, and construction sequencing in active project environments is preferred.

Preferred Education and Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in construction management, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Architecture, or a related field is preferred.
• 10 or more years of relevant CSA construction, quality, superintendent, construction management, or owner representative experience.
• Prior experience supporting semiconductor fab construction, cleanroom construction, base build turnover, advanced manufacturing, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or mission critical facility projects is strongly preferred.
• Prior owner side, EPCM, general contractor, cleanroom contractor, or specialty trade experience supporting CSA quality and turnover is preferred.

Role Environment

• Senior level field-based role supporting a confidential semiconductor client.
• Owner side quality team support with direct focus on CSA base build turnover execution.
• Active construction environment with extensive coordination across CSA, MEP, cleanroom, commissioning, safety, and project controls stakeholders.
• Primary focus areas include cleanroom readiness, interstitial coordination, cleanroom wall systems, raised metal floors, structural systems, architectural completion, punch list closure, and commissioning readiness.

Benefits

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• Life insurance
• Short-term and long-term disability coverage
• 401(k) with company match
• Paid holidays and paid time off