QA/QC Engineer (Instrument/ Telecom/ F&G)

Role and project

Qualifications and experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Electronics or Instrumentation and Controls Engineering, or equivalent, from a recognized university.
• IRCA Certified QMS Lead Auditor is required.
• IECEx-CoPC, CompEx, or similar certification is desirable; recognized quality institution membership or certification is also desirable.
• Requires 15 years’ experience on major greenfield or brownfield oil and gas process plant construction.
• Requires similar-position experience with overall I&C construction and commissioning quality responsibility.
• Requires knowledge of testing, acceptance criteria, and applicable codes and standards for I&C, telecom, and F&G systems.
• Requires hands-on quality document preparation/review and inspection/testing experience across field erection, pre-commissioning, and commissioning.
• Experience managing inspectors and KPIs, quality surveillance and completion programs, and quality/compliance audits is required.

Primary duties

• Support contractor submission and timely review and approval of ITPs, QCPs, test procedures, MARs, and other QA/QC documents.
• Support review of QMS, engineering, and procurement documents; implement quality programs and resolve escalated discipline issues.
• Ensure project QA/QC requirements are implemented at project sites and supplier/subcontractor works.
• Organize pre-activity reviews and attend quality walkthroughs and weekly QA/QC meetings.
• Inspect and surveil on-site and off-site activities; identify non-conformances and follow up corrective and preventive actions and NCR closeout.
• Monitor material test certificates, construction record traceability, preservation, IMTE registers, calibration records, inspection status systems, and KPIs.
• Participate in QHSE and vendor/supplier/subcontractor audits and conduct discipline compliance audits.
• Monitor inspector and engineer performance, provide guidance, report to the supervisor, and implement the company QMS.

Work conditions

• Onshore site role in Qatar with exposure to construction-site and prevailing climatic conditions at least 50% of the time.
• The role includes responsibility for personal safety and the safety of others affected by company business.