Quality Assurance and Quality Control Manager

Bachelor's Degree in Electrical, Mechanical or Civil Engineering or equivalent.

Minimum (12) years of overall experience in project and construction

management, specially in Quality Assurance and Quality Control

Minimum (5) years managerial experience in Quality Management

Proficient in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, etc.).

Very good command of spoken and written English.

Certified as a quality management system lead auditor ISO 9001 for conducting

internal/external audits based on ISO 19011.

Ability to establish all method statements and procedures from project takeover

to handover documentation with the client.

Capable of establishing key performance indicators, analyzing causes of

deviation, and reporting them.

Able to review technical submissions to ensure they meet all contractual

requirements and review contracts related to QA/QC activities.

Familiar with universal standards such as NFPA, SMACNA, NEC, IEC, UPC,

ASTM, ACI, AASHTO etc.

Ability to establish project quality plans based on contractual requirements and

ISO 10005.

Strong leadership and communication skills, with the ability to follow up, plan

work, and make decisions

Responsiblities

Inform the quality team and construction team before starting each new activity.

Attend meetings to present the department on all occasions and when

requested.

Regularly follow up with the quality and construction teams to track the

progress of quality activities.

Review issued construction plans to address related quality concerns.

Ensure that work is inspected up to date.

Hold daily meetings with the team to review inspection status, analyze causes of

rejections, and take necessary corrective actions.

Ensure that all completed work is inspected, documented, and archived.

Establish a control methodology for work inspection, combining delivery status,

construction of project components, and approved inspection documentation.

Manage non-conformance reports (NCRs) and establish a responsibility matrix to

analyze and address corrective actions, study root causes, and reflect them in

the quality plan.

Prevent any passive effects on the company's quality policy and objectives.

Follow up on interim payment certificates to identify any gaps in inspections, if

any.

Establish and follow up on procedures for testing and commissioning.