QA/QC Engineer (Instrument)

Overview

• Ensure Implementation of Project QA/QC requirements at project site and suppliers / subcontractor's works complying to project specification and other technical requirements.
• Organize Pre-Activity Review meetings, Quality Walk through and attend QA/QC Weekly meetings.
• Undertake surveillance and inspection of on-site and off-site inspection and testing activities, identify potential or actual non-conformances and direct contractor in taking necessary Correction, corrective and preventive actions.
• Initiate or ensure initiation of NCR's for the recurrent surveillance observations and non-conformalities and coordinate / follow-up for RCA / Correction / Corrective /Preventive action proposals and timely close out.
• Monitor the progressive compilation of Material Test Certificates and Construction Records and their traceability.
• Monitor and verify the implementation of Preservation Management System.
• Ensure the Contractors maintain, update, and publish the IMTE Registers on regular basis and calibration records maintained.
• Ensure appropriate Systems / Processes / Procedures / Computer data base established by Contractor to maintain the Inspection and Test status during field erection, inspection / testing and relevant statistical analysis.
• Monitor the KPIs and special processes and personnel performance relevant to the discipline.
• Participate in Project QHSE audits and Pre-Qualification Audits of Vendors / Suppliers / Sub-Contractors. Conduct ITP / QCP / MS / Process / Activity level compliance audits / Checks.
• Monitor Contactor/Sub-Contractor/Third party inspectors & Engineers and Subordinate's performance. Provides necessary support / guidance and reports to functional supervisor.
• Implement and enforce the elements of Company Quality Management System requirements applicable to your function.
• Exposed to Construction Site and Prevailing Climatic Conditions at least 50% of time.
• Ensure own safety and the safety of others who may be affected by Company business, whether the activity is under direct control or not.