Inspector of Work (IOW) (Architect, CSA, Mechanical & Electrical)

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FOR INFORMATION

| | | |---|---| | IoW Architect (Background CSA or Architecture) x2, | | | IoW (CSA) x 2 | | | IoW (Mechanical) x 2 | | | IoW (Electrical) x 2 | |

Requirement

1. Personnel shall not exceed 55 years of age. IOW personnel must have at least 5 years of work experience.

2. Personnel must be familiar with design drawings and local codes, and must be able to identify issues in site construction quality based on design drawings and construction specifications.

3. Contract project basis, minimum 1 year.

4. Registered as graduate engineer or inspector of work with BEM. Must provide proof of certificate.

Compliance with Standards

• Ensure all construction activities strictly adhere to approved design documents, technical specifications, national codes, and industry standards.

• Verify that any deviations or modifications are formally approved before implementation.

Inspection of Materials and Equipment

• Review and approve the quality certificates, test reports, and supplier documentation for all materials and equipment delivered to site.

• Conduct on-site inspections to confirm that materials meet specified requirements before use.

• Reject or quarantine non-conforming materials and report findings to the project owner.

Workmanship Supervision

• Monitor construction methods and workmanship to ensure they meet contractual and technical requirements.

• Conduct regular site inspections and witness all construction processes (e.g., concrete pouring, steel reinforcement placement, waterproofing).

• Require corrective actions for any deficiencies identified during inspections.

Testing and Verification

• Supervise and witness laboratory and field tests (e.g., soil compaction, concrete strength, weld integrity).

• Review test results and confirm compliance with specifications.

• Ensure that independent testing agencies are properly accredited and that testing procedures follow recognized standards.

Quality Documentation

• Maintain detailed records of inspections, test results, and approvals.

• Prepare non-conformance reports (NCRs) and track corrective actions until closure.

• Submit periodic quality assurance reports to the project owner.

Continuous Improvement

• Recommend improvements to construction processes and quality management practices.

• Provide guidance to contractors on best practices and preventive measures to avoid recurring issues.

Coordination and Communication

• Coordination: Collaborate with subcontractors, suppliers, and project managers to address quality concerns and ensure timely resolution of issue.

• Attend Quality Coordination Meetings with the PM/PD, GC on the quality issues that found on site.

• Attend Quality Coordination Meetings with client QA/QC team on the quality issues that found on site.

• Attending Regular Meetings (on work progress, coordination, design, etc.) with GC and Consultant to discuss key issues related to the project quality issues and take effective corrective actions.

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