Quality Inspector QC Testing & Commissioning

Role Summary

The Quality Inspector – QC Testing & Commissioning plays a critical role in ensuring that all on-site construction, testing, and commissioning activities comply with approved quality standards, project specifications, and inspection procedures. This role involves daily site inspections, documentation, coordination with contractors, and supporting the Quality Manager in maintaining robust quality management processes throughout the project lifecycle.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct daily site surveillances to ensure ongoing works comply with approved ITPs, checklists, and project specifications.
• Proactively identify deficiencies, non‑conformances, or quality issues and immediately report them to the QC Manager for corrective action.
• Close all WIRs (Work Inspection Requests) and MIRs (Material Inspection Requests) after ensuring proper approvals and documentation from relevant discipline engineers.
• Review and fully understand project specifications, drawings, PQP, ITPs, method statements, QC procedures, and relevant quality documentation.
• Witness and verify sampling and testing of concrete, soil, steel, and other materials as per approved procedures and complete all corresponding forms.
• Monitor, review, and provide comments on quality control practices and safety aspects on-site.
• Hold daily meetings with the contractor’s QC representative to reinforce understanding and compliance with quality management procedures.
• Support the Construction team in resolving quality‑related issues.
• Assist the Quality Manager in preparing and conducting internal and external quality audits.
• Prepare daily QC reports and submit them to the QC Manager by 9:00 AM the following day.
• Verify that all testing and measuring devices used have valid calibration certificates.
• Review and maintain logs of WIRs, MIRs, MARs, and other QC documents, highlighting any mismatches or coordination issues between disciplines to the RE and QM.

Qualifications & Requirements

• 10–12 years of relevant experience, preferably within a Project Management Consultancy (PMC) environment.
• Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Engineering or a related technical field.
• Strong understanding of QC procedures, testing protocols, and commissioning processes.
• Ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications, and method statements.
• Excellent attention to detail and strong documentation skills.
• Effective communication and proactive problem‑solving abilities.