To ensure that all construction activities and materials comply with the approved specifications, applicable standards, and quality requirements. The Quality Engineer shall establish and implement quality control procedures, monitor testing activities, maintain quality records, and oversee the functioning of the in-house concrete quality laboratory to ensure delivery of quality construction.
Key Responsibilities:
Quality Assurance and Quality Control
Formulate, implement, and monitor Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC) procedures for the project.
Ensure that all construction activities are executed in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, quality plans, and applicable standards.
Monitor compliance with relevant BIS codes, project specifications, and client quality requirements.
Material Inspection and Approval
Monitor the inward movement of construction materials and verify their acceptability against approved technical specifications.
Conduct inspection of incoming materials and coordinate sampling and testing as required.
Ensure that acceptance and rejection of materials are properly documented.
Report any material non-conformance or rejection to the Construction Manager and initiate corrective actions.
Testing and Laboratory Management
Receive, verify, review, and approve test reports related to construction materials and workmanship.
Ensure presence during all quality tests conducted by contractors and verify adherence to approved procedures.
Supervise and operate the in-house concrete quality laboratory.
Conduct and oversee all mandatory tests related to concrete and other building materials, including but not limited to:
Slump Test
Compressive Strength Test (Cube Testing)
Sieve Analysis
Aggregate Impact/Crushing Tests
Water Quality Tests
Cement Testing
Field Density Tests
Any other tests required as per BIS standards and project specifications.
Site Quality Monitoring