Quality Inspector - Safety

Role Summary

The Quality Inspector – Safety is responsible for monitoring and ensuring that all construction activities adhere to approved quality standards, safety procedures, and inspection protocols. The role involves conducting daily site inspections, identifying non‑compliances, supporting contractors in quality and safety implementation, and coordinating closely with the QC Manager and Resident Engineers. This position plays a vital role in maintaining the integrity, safety, and quality of project execution on site.

• Perform daily site surveillances to ensure ongoing works comply with approved ITPs, checklists, and project requirements.
• Identify deficiencies, safety issues, and non‑compliance on site; report immediately to the QC Manager and initiate corrective actions before work is covered.
• Ensure proper closure of WIRs (Work Inspection Requests) and MIRs (Material Inspection Requests) after obtaining signatures and verifying all required documentation.
• Review and understand project specifications, drawings, PQP, ITPs, method statements, QC procedures, and other relevant quality documents.
• Witness testing and sampling of concrete, soil, steel, and other materials; complete all related forms as per approved procedures.
• Monitor and comment on contractor quality control and safety practices to ensure compliance.
• Conduct daily coordination meetings with the contractor’s QC representative to reinforce proper quality management procedures.
• Assist the Construction team in resolving quality‑related and safety‑related issues.
• Support the Quality Manager in preparing and conducting internal/external quality audits.
• Prepare and submit daily QC reports to the QC Manager no later than 9:00 AM the following day.
• Verify that all testing equipment and devices have valid calibration certificates.
• Review and maintain logs of WIRs, MIRs, MARs, and other QC documentation.
• Report any miscoordination between disciplines to the Resident Engineer (RE) and Quality Manager (QM).

• 5–10 years of relevant experience, preferably in a Project Management Consultancy (PMC) environment.
• Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Engineering, Health & Safety, or a related field.
• Strong understanding of quality control, site safety practices, testing procedures, and applicable regulations.
• Ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications, and inspection procedures.
• Excellent attention to detail and strong reporting/documentation skills.
• Effective communication and proactive problem‑solving approach.