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Fortis Construction

General contractor specializing in data centers

Quality Assurance/Quality Control Manager - Data Center Business Unit

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/2/2026
No salary listed
Expert
Bachelor's
Texas, USA
RemoteDriving and periodic presence at active construction sites are required.

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 10 years of construction quality assurance and quality control experience of similar scale and complexity.
  • At least 5 years of experience managing a quality assurance and quality control function in a similar capacity.
  • A bachelor's degree in construction management, engineering, or an equivalent combination of training and experience.
  • Strong knowledge of civil, architectural, mechanical, and electrical work.
  • Proven expertise with general construction and inspection processes, testing protocols, and procedures, including ASTM, ANSI, APWA, and ACI standards.
  • Strong organizational skills, including a methodical and detail-oriented approach to completing project quality-control documentation, adhering to procedures, closing issues, and mitigating project risks.
  • A valid driver's license and a satisfactory driving record in accordance with company policy.
  • Ability to work in office environments and active construction-site work areas, use required personal protective equipment, communicate verbally, and occasionally push, pull, or lift up to 25 pounds.
Responsibilities
  • Develop and implement quality management systems to ensure compliance with industry standards, regulations, and owner requirements.
  • Create, document, and distribute quality assurance and quality control checklists, inspections, punch lists, and quality reports, with a primary focus on civil, structural, and architectural scopes of work.
  • Administer the company or owner-mandated quality management platform, including checklist development, asset and issue management, and other required functions.
  • Monitor the effectiveness of the quality assurance and quality control program and continuously improve the project quality-control program.
  • Monitor construction activities, conduct audits, and ensure adherence to quality specifications.
  • Train and oversee internal and external resources so that quality expectations are understood and upheld.
  • Identify process-improvement opportunities and implement corrective actions to improve efficiency and reduce defects.
  • Develop a system to track quality metrics and quality performance across all projects.
  • Mentor and lead project engineers, project managers, superintendents, and other project team members.
  • Train and mentor internal and external team members and foster accountability and continuous improvement.
  • Organize, build, and manage teams at each company site.
  • Collaborate with project managers, engineers, and subcontractors to align quality objectives with project goals.
  • Communicate clear quality expectations to the project team and participate directly in site activities when necessary.
  • Maintain detailed records of inspections, audits, and corrective actions through company operational software.
  • Supervise inspection and reporting processes within project teams and review documentation issued by third-party inspectors.
  • Build and maintain relationships with client representatives by communicating and demonstrating the company's commitment to quality.
  • Perform other relevant duties as assigned.

About the company

Fortis Construction is a general contractor that handles Data Center, Science & Technology, Commercial, Healthcare, and Education projects from offices in Oregon and Utah. Its project teams plan and manage construction end-to-end, prioritizing relationships, safety, quality, and schedule, with employees empowered to make decisions. The company stands out by hiring people over headcount, building long-term client relationships, and fostering an entrepreneurial culture that enables collaborative partnerships with trade partners and communities. Its goal is to deliver excellent construction outcomes while positively impacting clients and communities through durable relationships and sustainable growth.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Portland, Oregon

Founded

2003

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What believers are saying

  • Fortis launched an Industrial Business Unit on September 21, 2026, targeting energy and manufacturing.
  • Its 2026 ENR rankings improved to #14 working abroad and #10 telecommunications.
  • New Utah and Singapore footprint broadens recruiting, client access, and project diversification beyond Oregon.

What critics are saying

  • PACE sued Fortis on September 18, 2026 over $1.43 million Lane Community College water damage.
  • The University of Oregon injury case keeps Fortis exposed to catastrophic liability from active jobsite incidents.
  • Heavy reliance on data centers and hyperscalers leaves Fortis vulnerable if Meta or Crane slow awards.

What makes Fortis Construction unique

  • Fortis hit ENR #46 in June 2026, entering the Top 50 in 23 years.
  • It owns a decade-long data center franchise, ranked BD+C top ten in 2026.
  • Andrea Weisheimer joined in January 2026 to scale national growth from Portland and Utah.

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Company News

The Register-Guard
Sep 24th, 2026
Insurer sues Fortis, Harvey & Price over $1.4M water damage at LCC.

Insurer sues Fortis, Harvey & Price over $1.4M water damage at LCC. Sept. 24, 2026, 4:03 a.m. PT * An insurance company for Lane Community College is suing two construction contractors for nearly $1.5 million. * The lawsuit alleges negligence led to a major water leak in the college's Health Professions Building in 2024. * The leak originated from a water line that was allegedly improperly installed or secured by the contractors. An insurance company representing Lane Community College is suing a local construction contractor after a water leak at the school's Health Professions Building caused nearly $1.5 million in damages in 2024. Property and Casualty Coverage for Education, also known as PACE, filed a nine-page lawsuit in Lane County Circuit Court Sept. 18 accusing Fortis Construction, Inc. and Eugene-based Harvey & Price of negligence. Lane Community College contracted Fortis to serve as the construction manager and general contractor for the Health Professions building. Fortis subcontracted with Harvey & Price to perform plumbing work on the construction project, which included installation of water supply lines, fittings and connections serving dental equipment in a material laboratory. Once Harvey & Price workers completed work on the water line, Fortis turned the building over for use and the Lane County Public Works Department issued a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy Extension allowing students and staff to use the building on Aug. 29, 2024. After students and staff has begun using the building, Harvey & Price allegedly returned for additional work at the request of LCC and pursuant to an agreement separate from is subcontract with Fortis. PACE claims Harvey & Price disconnected, reconnected, altered, adjusted and failed to properly secure the water line to the dental equipment, which led to a leak on Sept. 21, 2024. Water leaked through the building's third-floor classroom, down to the main floor, damaging multiple classrooms, offices and other areas. PACE says an investigation into the cause revealed the water line separated because it was improperly installed and connected either during original project work or post occupancy. At the time, LCC was insured under a policy of property insurance issued by PACE, which paid LCC for the water damages. As a result, PACE incurred a minimum of $1,428,792 in damages. PACE requests a jury trial. The insurer claims both companies were negligent and accuses Harvey & Price of breaching implied warranty of workmanlike performance. Fortis Construction is also a named defendant in a personal injury lawsuit involving a University of Oregon student who was rendered paraplegic after she was struck by a large tree limb near a Fortis Construction site at the university's Eugene campus in 2025.

Informa TechTarget
Feb 4th, 2026
Fortis Construction names new president

Fortis Construction names new president. Andrea Weisheimer, formerly of DPR Construction and Webcor Builders, will focus on building the Oregon firm's national presence. Fortis Construction, an international contractor based in Portland, Oregon, has named Andrea Weisheimer as president, according to a Jan. 28 announcement. Weisheimer will focus on national growth in the new role, supporting expansion via the firm's Geographic Markets division and advancing client relationships. Prior to her arrival at Fortis, Weisheimer spent over two decades in the construction industry. Her resume includes work for Redwood City, California-based DPR Construction, San Francisco-based Webcor Builders and Seattle-based Lease Crutcher Lewis. Most recently, Weisheimer served as DPR's national EHS integrations and operations leader, per her LinkedIn. "Over the past five plus years [Fortis has] been growing, but more importantly growing with intention. As we look to expand into new regions and deepen our partnerships across the country, we have an opportunity to amplify the impact our teams are already making," Weisheimer told Construction Dive via email. With $2.2 billion in 2024 revenue, Fortis ranked 57th on Engineering News-Record's Top 400 Contractors list in 2025, a measure of the largest contractors in the U.S. by self-reported revenue. In addition to its Portland location, the firm opened an office in Draper, Utah, in 2024, and maintains an additional presence in Singapore. The company reported $516 million in international revenue in 2024, which earned No. 13 on ENR's list of contractors working abroad. Fortis pursues projects across the education, healthcare and data center construction markets, according to its website. Some of its projects include the PDX01 data center project in Forest Grove, Oregon, and a data center campus for Meta in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

PR Newswire
Apr 16th, 2024
Fortis Construction Adds Ron Magnus To Board Of Directors

PORTLAND, Ore., April 15, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- With 20 years of consistent growth—including a rapid rise in the last decade to more than $2B in revenue—Fortis Construction is adding construction-industry expert Ron Magnus to its Board of Directors as an Independent Director.Ron is the founder of FMI's Leadership & Organizational Development practice, and creator of its Leadership Institute. It is through this Leadership Institute that Ron has coached for and consulted with Fortis Construction for the past 20 years; to date, more than two dozen Fortis senior leaders have gone through the Institute's coaching and training. Ron's addition makes him the first independent director for the Board of the privately held S-Corporation.Fortis Construction Adds Ron Magnus to Board of Directors Post thisHis addition to the company's leadership will reinforce strategic direction as Fortis continues managing large-scale, complex projects for some of the world's largest technology, artificial intelligence, and machine-learning companies. Ron's depth of experience in the construction industry aligns with the strategic growth plans of Fortis, as his pioneering approach has focused on addressing the unique challenges of developing great, purpose-driven companies across the globe."Ron Magnus is a true industry expert with exceptional experience and perspective. He is also a tremendous cultural fit and is very familiar with Fortis Construction, having been involved with our leadership for the company's entire 20-year history. We are very excited to add Ron as a Director." – Rob Fallow, President & CEO, Fortis ConstructionBackgrounderFortis Construction [fortisconstruction.com] Fortis has grown to be a significant national contractor ( Building Design + Construction Giants 400 list #34) Ranks as a top-50 contractor in the areas of Data Centers, Science and Technology, Cultural, Military, and K-12 Schools Headquartered in Portland, Oregon , and currently operates construction sites across the U.S

Fortis Construction
Jun 14th, 2023
Top 100 Contractor in the U.S. for 5 Consecutive Years – Fortis Construction

This is Fortis’ 5th year as one of the Top 100 Contractors in the U.S., and the 13th consecutive year as one of the ENR Top 400 Contractors.

Daily Journal of Commerce
Mar 17th, 2023
Sutton joins Fortis Construction as senior DEI manager • Daily Journal of Commerce

Fortis Construction has hired Kimberly Sutton as diversity, equity & inclusion senior manager.