QA QC Professional
Job Summary
Site QA/QC professionals enforce project specifications and ensure construction meets local building codes and design standards. Key duties include conducting daily site inspections, managing material testing, and creating comprehensive project quality documentation. They ensure all ongoing construction aligns with ISO standards and the project's specific Quality Management System.
Responsibilities
- Conduct daily site walkthous and verify dimensional accuracy
- Prepare Inspection Test Plans (ITPs) and method statements
- Identify defective work and issue Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs)
- Ensure construction aligns with ISO standards and QMS
- Assist with internal/external quality audits
Required Skills
- Reading and interpreting engineering drawings and blueprints
- Familiarity with industry standards like AWS, ASME, ASTM, BSI, CIDB
- Coordination of destructive and non-destructive testing (NDT)
- Analytical problem-solving and root cause analysis
- Meticulous record-keeping and attention to detail
Job Details
Site QA/QC (Quality Assurance and Quality Control) professional enforces project specifications and ensures construction meets local building codes and design standards. Key duties include conducting daily site inspections, managing material testing, and creating comprehensive project quality documentation.
Core responsibilities for a site QA/QC role include:
- Inspections and Testing: Conducting daily site walkthous, verifying dimensional accuracy against approved drawings, and overseeing material sampling.
- Documentation: Preparing Inspection Test Plans (ITPs), method statements, and maintaining quality records.
- Non-Conformance Management: Identifying defective work, issuing Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs), and tracking corrective actions until the issue is resolved.
- Compliance: Ensuring all ongoing construction aligns with ISO standards and the project's specific Quality Management System (QMS).
- Auditing: Assisting with internal/external quality audits and coordinating with clients and third-party inspectors.
Requirements:
- Technical & Engineering Skills: Blueprint Compliance, Reading and interpreting complex engineering drawings, isometric blueprints, and architectural schematics. Standards Familiarity: Applying industry-available codes and standards like AWS, ASME, ASTM, BSI, or local CIDB regulations. Testing Fluency: Coordinating and monitoring destructive and non-destructive testing (NDT), concrete slump tests, and soil compaction verification.
- Physical & Practical Capabilities: Site Mobility: Navigating hazardous uneven terrains, climbing scaffolding, and working at heights or in confined spaces. Environmental Stamina: Enduring extended hours outdoors under varying weather conditions, including extreme heat or heavy rain. Equipment Handling: Using precision measuring tools like vernier calipers, ultrasonic gauges, and stress tensors safely.
- Management & Cognition Skills: Analytical Problem-Solving: Identifying structural or material defects quickly and tracing them back to root causes using solid protocols, confidently halting non-compliant work regardless of project schedule pressures. Meticulous Record-Keeping: Maintaining high attention to detail while documenting inspection logs, test reports, and tracking open NCRs.