QA/QC Architect

Job Summary

The QA/QC Architect is responsible for maintaining and implementing the quality control program for architectural works. The role performs quality control inspections based on approved Inspection and Test Plans (ITP) and ensures products and services meet project requirements. The position monitors construction activities, identifies and corrects deviations, ensures punch list closure before final inspection, and supports documentation and quality record management.

Key Responsibilities

• Review plans and technical specifications.
• Assist in preparing Inspection and Test Plans (ITP), Method Statements, and QA/QC deliverables.
• Conduct monitoring inspections of construction activities.
• Inspect delivered permanent materials.
• Check formworks conditions and material storage quality.
• Monitor subcontractor compliance with the Project Quality Plan.
• Track rectification and closure of punch list items.
• Coordinate joint inspections with client representatives.
• Develop work method statements with the Operations Team.
• Prepare Internal QA/QC reports and monitor corrective actions.
• Call for client inspections upon internal verification.
• Perform daily quality assurance and quality control inspections.
• Prepare QA/QC documentation such as IR, IWR, CPR, Handover, Punchlist, and Closeout records.
• Issue Non-Conformance Notices and report quality issues.
• Witness material and product testing.
• Inspect precision tools, parts, and equipment.
• Manage QA/QC document filing, turnover, and archiving.
• Escalate major quality issues to superiors.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Architecture.

• Professional License is an advantage.

• 1 to 2 years of construction industry experience, preferably in QA/QC.

• Infrastructure project experience is a plus.

• Proficient in MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

• Understanding of quality control standards.

• Knowledge of material testing requirements and procedures.

• Ability to read and interpret construction plans and drawings.