Senior Qc Engineer Civil
Company
Brunel
Location
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Employment type
Contract
Posted
2 hours ago
Listed via
Brunel
We are partnering with our client in the oil and gas sector to appoint a Senior QC Engineer - Civil on a contract basis. This is a key position within our client's team, responsible for driving civil quality performance across complex construction activities and ensuring full adherence to project specifications and standards.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop, implement, and monitor civil quality control procedures, Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), checklists, and inspection procedures in accordance with project specifications, approved drawings, and applicable standards.
- Ensure that all civil construction activities comply with approved engineering drawings, technical specifications, contractual requirements, project quality plans, and applicable regulatory standards.
- Review civil construction method statements, risk assessments, material submittals, inspection procedures, and technical documents to verify compliance with project requirements before work commencement.
- Supervise and coordinate civil quality inspections for earthworks, excavation, backfilling, soil compaction, grading, roadworks, foundations, concrete structures, and other civil construction activities.
- Monitor concrete works, including formwork, reinforcement installation, concrete pouring, slump testing, temperature checks, cube or cylinder sampling, curing, and compressive strength testing.
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