Talent Pool (Buildings Project) - QA/QC Manager

Act as the PMC representative for all QA/QC matters, coordinating between the contractor, client, and supervision team during project execution.

Review the Program-wide quality management plan provided by the client and develop, manage, and update a project-specific Quality Management Strategy and Plan in coordination with the Project Director.

Establish project QA/QC procedures that integrate with program-wide standards and Hill procedures.

Monitor and report on project non-conformances and issue Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) as required.

Administer the quality assurance and quality control regime across all project works.

Oversee and report on the progress of construction works with respect to quality compliance.

Provide QA/QC input to the project’s weekly, monthly, and executive reports.

Manage and coordinate with the Construction Supervision Consultant (CSC) to review inspections, monitor work quality, track deficiency corrections, issue NCRs, and verify acceptance of completed work.

Conduct regular QA/QC meetings to review compliance, address gaps, and formulate corrective action items.

Ensure the PMC Performance Management Framework (PMF) for quality is effectively implemented, achieving KPIs and milestone targets.

Provide oversight of the main contractor’s delivery of quality throughout all phases, including construction, fit-out, and commissioning.

Participate in project close-out activities to verify quality documentation and compliance with approved plans.

Ensure adherence to Hill International’s Quality, Environmental, Safety, and Occupational Health policies and procedures.

Perform other duties as assigned by the Project Director or line manager.

Bachelor's degree in Engineering/Management from an accredited university.

Professional experience of at least 15+ years, including holding the position of Quality Manager with large projects.

Qualified and experienced Lead Auditor/ISO 9001 Lead Assessor.

Experience and familiarity with the cultural aspects of project management.

Extensive knowledge of quality principles/tools and their applications to engineering, environment, procurement, construction, testing, operations or decommissioning.

Knowledge of applying reconciled corrective actions to cases of non-conformity.

Knowledge of organizational requirements and functional specializations that affect the quality plan program.

Possess popular and editorial communication skills.

Skill in managing financial performance.

Familiarity with the use of computer applications and programs.

Ability to work well under pressure and tight deadlines.

Excellent command of written and spoken English.

Experience of working internationally (preference GCC experience).