How can I become a construction quality control manager?

The primary qualifications for a career as a construction quality control manager include a bachelor's degree and five years of experience in construction work or as a graduate engineer or architect. Employers also like to see at least two years of experience as a quality control (QC) manager of some kind, though they don't always require it to focus on construction. Fulfilling the duties and responsibilities of this job requires proficiency in office software, fluent English skills, and experience in analyzing project plans. Some employers may demand completion of the 30-hour OSHA Construction Safety Course, familiarity with the US Army Corps of Engineers Resident Management System/Quality Control System, and a passing score on a military QC management course. These three requirements are most common among employers who work on civil engineering projects.