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Quality Assurance Advisor
Quality Assurance Advisor required to join leading civil engineering contractor on civil engineering project in the Havant area.
Role Overview
The Quality Assurance Advisor would ideally come from a civil engineering background with previous experience in highways, roads, groundworks, RC works, earthworks, deep drainage, externals and heavy civils. The Quality Assurance Advisor would preferably have relevant construction degree HNC or HND with SSSTS / SMSTS, CSCS and First Aid.
Key Responsibilities
- Monitoring the preparation and operation of the project execution plan.
- Support and advise the agent on the effectiveness of the project quality system and implementation of the PEP.
- Assist project staff in preparing procedures required by the project and the PEP.
- Advise and report on suitability of subcontractor and supplier quality systems.
- Ensure the correct numbering and issue of quality management system documents including site procedures, activity plans, checklists, registers of NCR's, correction and corrective actions.
- Monitor the implementation of the quality system procedures by the site team, subcontractors and suppliers.
- Support with the preparation of site procedures, activity plans and assurance records to ensure that staff have comprehensive and complete records for work carried out.
- Maintain the programme of audits of work and subcontractors / suppliers and support the close-out of corrective actions.
- Co-operate and liaise with staff and customer representatives to ensure that problems of quality are solved promptly and efficiently.
- Report monthly on the current status of the project systems, concerns, etc. to the agent and independently, where required, to the BPQ Department.
- Carry out other relevant duties from time to time.
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The Client are looking for a Quality Assurance Advisor or Senior level Quality Assurance Manager. The role will be permanent with on going training and support.


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