Role & responsibilities:

Quality at Source (Prevention)

- Develop, own, and continuously refine Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs), method statements, and stage-wise checklists for every major activity structure, blockwork, plaster, waterproofing, tiling, MEP first- and second-fix, finishes, and faade.
- Establish first-pour, first-unit, and benchmark-sample approvals before any work is replicated at scale, so standards are locked before volume execution.

• Set and approve mock-ups for key finishes large-format tiling, joinery, bathrooms, lobbies and agree acceptance criteria (surface flatness, lippage, joint alignment, levels) in advance. Material & Vendor Define material specifications and approval procedures; review and approve incoming materials, sample submittals, and GRN inspections.
- Maintain an approved-makes list and a reconciliation discipline so that what is specified is what is actually installed. Process Control & Documentation
- Maintain a complete, auditable quality record — checklists, cube and slump tests, rebar checks, waterproofing flood tests, MEP testing and commissioning, NCRs, and corrective/preventive actions.
- Run a structured non-conformance and root-cause process where every recurring issue leads to a permanent change in method, not a one-time repair. Standards & Compliance
- Ensure execution meets relevant IS codes, the NBC, the structural and IS 16700 requirements set by the engineering team, IGBC Platinum criteria, and RERA quality and defect-liability obligations.
- Coordinate quality interfaces with the structural consultant, the MEP consultant,



the architect on record, and the Managing Partner’s structural team — particularly on slab levels, shaft and penetration coordination, and waterproofing. Site Collaboration & Culture
- Walk the site daily; engage execution teams before and during an activity, not only after it is complete.
- Train and coach site engineers, supervisors, and contractor crews on agreed methods — building a shared standard rather than policing an imposed one.
- Chair quality reviews and report status, trends, and risks to project and senior leadership. Handover Quality

• Own the snag and de-snag process at unit and common-area handover — with the explicit aim that the de-snag list is short because quality was built in upstream.
- Support a clean handover to customers and the maintenance team, with documentation that protects MSR through the defect-liability period.

Preferred candidate profile : B.E./B.Tech in Civil Engineering or equivalent; a post-graduate qualification or quality certification (Six Sigma, ISO 9001 lead auditor) is an advantage.

- 8–12 years in construction quality, with meaningful experience on high-rise residential and/or premium finishes.

Direct exposure to G+ towers, large-format tiling, waterproofing systems, and MEP testing and commissioning is strongly preferred. MSR Infraa
- Working knowledge of IS codes, the NBC, IGBC / green-building documentation, RERA quality obligations, and high-rise compliance frameworks.
- Hands-on familiarity with QMS documentation, ITPs, NCR/CAPA systems, and standard site test regimes.

📌 QA/QC Manager- CIVIL (Bengaluru)
🏢 MSR Infraa
📍 Bengaluru