Summary
SUEZ is hiring a QA/QC Engineer / Inspector in Abu Dhabi to inspect repair and refurbishment works and verify compliance with approved methods, specifications and contract requirements. The role includes reviewing contractor ITPs and material submittals, witnessing inspections, checking completed repairs and post-repair CCTV records, and raising and tracking NCRs. The engineer will maintain quality records, contribute to progress reports and coordinate with the Quantity Surveyor so that uninspected works are not accepted for payment. No qualifications, salary or employment conditions are stated.
The posting
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PURPOSE OF THE ROLE
The QA/QC Engineer / Inspector is responsible for inspecting all repair and refurbishment works and verifying compliance with SUEZ-issued method statements, Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), approved material specifications and contract requirements. The role is the primary quality assurance interface between SUEZ and the repair contractor, ensuring that completed works meet the required standard before acceptance.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Review and comment on ITPs submitted by the repair contractor for each repair method — including CIPP relining, joint sealing, patch repairs, manhole rehabilitation and grouting.
- Conduct pre-repair inspections to verify that repair zones have been correctly identified, isolated and prepared in accordance with approved method statements.
- Witness and document ITP hold points and witness points — including pre-repair condition surveys, material delivery and quality checks, and post-repair CCTV verification.
- Inspect completed repairs and verify conformance with the approved method statement, material specification and engineering drawings issued by SUEZ.
- Raise Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) for any works that deviate from the approved method, specification or quality standard — tracking through to resolution and close-out.
- Review contractor material submittals and Method Statements — confirming that proposed materials hold valid third-party certification and are suitable for the application.
- Review post-repair CCTV inspection footage and reports to confirm that repairs have achieved the required standard.
- Maintain a complete QA/QC records register — including ITP sign-offs, material delivery records, inspection reports, NCRs and post-repair CCTV verification records.
- Provide QA/QC input to monthly progress reports — summarising inspection activities, pass/fail rates, outstanding NCRs and recurring quality issues.
- Liaise with the Quantity Surveyor to ensure no uninspected works are accepted for payment.
- Support the technical team in identifying recurring repair failures or quality patterns that may require methodology revision.
- Ensure all quality records are properly filed in the project document management system.