Technical Auditor

1. Quality Assurance & Technical Auditing

   1. Formulate and execute risk-based technical audit plans covering structural integrity, architectural finishes, MEP systems, and health & safety compliance across active project sites.
   2. Audit contractor Quality Control Plans, Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), and Method Statements to ensure alignment with contractual obligations and industry best practices.
   3. Perform comprehensive on-site inspections to verify workmanship, material specifications, and structural execution against approved engineering drawings.
   4. Evaluate structural calculation reports, geotechnical findings, and shop drawings to identify technical risks early in the project lifecycle.

2. Cost, Material & Process Compliance

   1. Conduct technical verification of contractor progress billing, Variation Orders (VOs), and material substitution requests to prevent over-billing or use of substandard materials.
   2. Audit quality control testing procedures (e.g., concrete slump/cube tests, steel rebar tensile tests, hydro-testing, load tests) and validate third-party lab results.
   3. Assess contractor performance against key metrics, SLAs, and technical specifications.

3. Site Leadership

   1. Supervise site personnel in site inspection techniques and audit methodologies.
   2. Manage day-to-day audit schedules, site assignments, and ensure timely completion of audit field reports.
   3. Foster continuous improvement in quality control protocols, construction methodology, and auditing standards across all active site developments.

4. Reporting & Corrective Actions

   1. Draft high-impact, evidence-based technical audit reports highlighting non-conformances (NCRs), structural defects, cost leakages, and risk ratings.
   2. Formulate actionable, realistic recommendations to resolve technical deficiencies and prevent repeat non-compliances.
   3. Track and verify the implementation of Corrective and Preventive Action plans by project management teams and main contractors

Qualifications, Skills and Requirements

• Education: Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or Architectural Engineering. Professional engineering license/certification is strongly preferred.
• Experience: 5 – 8 years of experience in real estate development, site management, or construction QA/QC, with at least 2 – 3 years in a technical audit or supervisory position.
• Technical Mastery: Deep knowledge of local building codes, structural engineering standards, MEP installation guidelines.
• Drawing & Software Proficiency: Skilled in reading and interpreting complex architectural, structural, and MEP shop drawings. With experience in AutoCAD, BIM (Revit), MS Project / Primavera, and digital audit management tools.
• Analytical & Supervisory Skills: Exceptional root-cause analytical capabilities, strong report writing, leadership, and assertiveness in managing contractor compliance.