QA QC Engineer

Roles and Responsibilities

Responsible for:

• Preparation of site specific Quality plan
• Preparation of method statement / ITP and installation checklists based on project specifications, approved material submittals and approved drawings.

Key Accountability 2: Initiation of Inspection Requests

• Plan the site inspection, following up the installation progress on daily basis
• Drive site team to close out and hand over the work as per project program, ensuring all areas have been handed over to the client.
• Initiate inspections on installation works in line with construction schedule
• Maintain tracking logs for the same.
• Issue inspection snags raised by the consultant to the site team to ensure approval of raised inspection requests
• Prepare action plan to close out all rejected IRs.

Key Accountability 3: Closure of NCRs

• Maintain tracking logs for NCRs raised by the consultant
• Issue action plan to close non-conformance to the site team to ensure closure of the same.

Key Accountability 4: Closeout Documentation

• Compile as built / Warranty certificates / Manufacturers data sheets / Commissioning reports etc.
• Prepare O & M manuals
• Develop training and training manuals
• Compile client snags and coordinate for closeout of the same.

Key Accountability 5: Reporting

• Provide weekly report to project manager showing the progress of IRs, NCRs and handing over documentation.

Job Context:
Ensure AFE quality standards in delivery of project to the client.

Required Skills to be Successful:

• Knowledge of QA / QC framework and documentation
• English reading and writing skills
• Basic computer literacy and knowledge in MS-Excel
• Knowledge of MEP installations.

Desired Candidate Profile

1. Quality Assurance (QA):

• Process Development and Improvement: Design, implement, and improve quality assurance processes, systems, and procedures to ensure products meet the required standards and specifications.
• Standards Compliance: Ensure that the organization’s processes comply with industry standards, regulations, and certifications (e.g., ISO 9001, FDA regulations, CE marking, GMP).
• Risk Management: Identify potential quality risks in the production process and design preventive measures to mitigate them. Develop risk management plans and strategies to minimize defects.
• Documentation and Procedures: Develop and maintain comprehensive documentation for QA procedures, ensuring they align with organizational and industry standards.
• Training and Support: Train and mentor production staff, engineers, and other employees in quality standards and processes.

2. Quality Control (QC):

• Inspection and Testing: Conduct routine inspections and tests of raw materials, in-process materials, and finished products to verify they meet the required specifications and quality standards.
• Defect Identification: Identify product defects or deviations from quality standards and work with the production team to correct them.
• Sample Testing: Select samples for quality testing.
• Non-Conformance Management: Investigate and document any non-conformance incidents.
• Data Collection and Analysis: Collect and analyze data on quality control test results and product performance.

3. Continuous Improvement:

• Process Optimization: Continuously assess and optimize production and quality control processes.
• Audit and Reviews: Conduct internal audits to assess compliance with quality systems.
• Customer Feedback: Review customer complaints and feedback related to product quality.

4. Reporting and Documentation:

• Quality Metrics: Track and report on key quality metrics.
• Documentation Control: Ensure that all quality-related documentation is accurately maintained.