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CQA Roof Observer

mantisinnovation
Companymantisinnovation
CategoryEngineering
LocationHouston
RemoteRemote
EmploymentFull-time
LevelNot stated
SalaryUSD 25–35
Posted2 Jun 2026
Last verified7 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (lever)
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Description
Mantis Innovation provides managed facility services and turnkey program management with technology-enabled solutions that target the entire building footprint. We look at the entire facility—inside and out—and can impact 70% of what a building operator allocates critical budget dollars toward, including: Strategic electricity and natural gas procurement, renewable energy, and demand response; climate impact reduction and reporting, net zero strategies, and sustainability planning; roofing, solar, HVAC assessment management, pavement, building envelope, data center optimization, and EV charging; lighting/LED retrofits, HVAC/mechanical systems, and BMS/BAS improvements and implementation. Do you have strong knowledge of the commercial roofing industry? Do you live within one hour of a major airport? Do you enjoy learning and or have experience in the facility management, construction, roofing, or the architectural engineering industry? Are you great at quality assurance observation with a keen eye for identifying roof installation quality?   If you answered “YES” to these questions above, we want to talk!  The CQA Observer (Construction Quality Assurance) provides on-site observation of construction projects to ensure work is being installed in accordance with contract documents, manufacturer guidelines, and Mantis quality standards. This role serves as an independent set of eyes in the field, protecting project quality, safety, and long-term performance. CQA Observers play a critical role in ensuring projects are done right the first time while serving as a visible, trusted presence with clients and contractors. This role includes both local and non-local field work and requires frequent overnight travel. During peak project periods, travel may involve stretches of approximately three weeks at a time, depending on project needs.