Quality Control Engineer

Job Description • Monitor and track on-site activities, vigilantly ensuring all processes align with project requirements and proactively identifying potential issues for swift resolution. • Conduct routine and non-routine analysis of in-process materials, raw materials, environmental samples, finished goods, or stability samples. • Monitor testing procedures to ensure that all tests are performed according to established item specifications, standard test methods, or protocols. • Coordinate closely with the construction team, harmonizing inspection schedules to align with ongoing construction activities and ensuring a smooth workflow. • Rigorously follow and enforce approved methods and specifications, guaranteeing all project phases meet set quality benchmarks. • Develop comprehensive Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) documents, integrating method statement from Technical and Construction teams and outline essential inspection milestones. • Inspect and evaluate materials received on-site, comparing them against specifications and crafting detailed Material Inspection Reports (MIR) for consultant review. • Undertake daily site visits, closely monitoring process flows, identifying issues early, prepare the non-conformance reports (NCR) to be reviewed and approved by quality team management, and ensuring adherence to design plans. • Monitor open NCRs and participate in out-of-specification and failure investigations and recommend corrective actions. • Prepare process documentation, updating forms, templates, and procedures to reflect current practices and ensuring all documentation is up-to-date and accurate. • Conduct thorough inspections of materials and dimensions, ensuring compliance with approved drawings and accredited designs, and maintaining rigorous standards in construction quality. • Actively participate in laboratory report reviews and sample testing sessions with external consultants, contributing expertise to validate the quality of materials and construction methods. • Evaluate potential suppliers and subcontractors, assessing their capabilities from a quality perspective to ensure they meet the project's stringent quality requirements.