Sr. Quality Engineer - Electrical

Quality Control Management:

• Guide and control suppliers, subcontractors, and in-house teams to comply with project quality plans and quality control documentation.

Quality Control Documentation:

• Develop and Implement project-related documentation including Inspection, Test Plans, Records, Method Statements, Supplier Quality Requirements collation and analysis for supplier approval.
• Prepare and submit technical documentation such as Inspection Requests (IR), Material Inspection Requests (MIR), supplier and subcontractor submittals, and End-Project Documentation.
• Plan and prepare internal project status meeting data to ensure that it is in line with the planned project schedule.

Quality Management System:

• Proactively assist in implementing the project quality plan and organizational quality management system, including procedure development, work instructions, forms, etc.
• Document & records control, control of nonconformity, corrective action, internal audit, identification and implementation of improvement opportunities.
• Comprehensive knowledge of fundamentals of quality and the ability to communicate them to new and existing staff using a quality awareness slide presentation Knowledge of ISO 9001:2015 is a definitive edge.

Embedded Quality in Processes and Projects:

• Carry out supplier audits, incoming inspections, in-process inspections, installation and commissioning inspections using appropriate documentation and recording of inspection (FAT & SAT) and test results.
• Identify and take appropriate action for nonconformity and corrective action.

QC Reporting:

• Prepare and deliver regular work reports.
• Plan and manage work schedules to meet project deadlines.
• Ensure the quality inspection status overview and Global List of Open Points (GLOP) are updated regularly.
• Follow-ups with the subcontractor/concerned department(s) to close the open snags/non-conformities.

Continuous Improvement:

• Actively identify improvement opportunities and provide solutions for change.
• Apply standard quality control tools such as histograms, control charts, cause and effect diagrams, Pareto analysis, scatter diagrams, and charts to present the case for change and improvement.