Jobs in King Street Buildings

Main Purpose:
The Project Quality Control Engineer will undertake inspection activities and support the quality team to ensure all work complies with project standards and meets customer expectations.

Key Responsibilities:

Engage with customers to thoroughly understand their quality assurance, control, and inspection requirements.
Review and approve supplier quality plans in line with project standards, obtaining customer approval for manufacturing documents such as Quality Control Plans (QCPs), weld schedules, and NDT procedures.
Participate in supply chain kick-off meetings to communicate quality expectations to all stakeholders.
Allocate inspection tasks efficiently to Inspectors.
Organise and conduct inspections, liaising with Customer Inspection personnel as necessary.
Perform risk assessments prior to inspection activities.
Inspect equipment and witness tasks including Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) and functional testing.
Review and endorse documentation throughout the contract lifecycle, including NDT reports, weld schedules, and EC&I test records.
Ensure inspection reports are submitted promptly and accurately.
Maintain concurrency and conduct final reviews of Life Time Records (data dossiers).
Authorise the final release of procured items.
Advise on Quality Control and Inspection matters, identifying potential risks and issues.
Attend project meetings, contract reviews, and handover sessions.
Support quality planning by preparing project quality documents and drafting project-specific procedures and local work instructions, incorporating health, safety, and environmental considerations.
Collaborate closely with subcontractors and suppliers to ensure clear understanding of quality and specification requirements.
Ensure strict compliance with the company’s Quality Management System (QMS) and Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) policies at all times.
Knowledge:

In-depth understanding of the Nuclear industry.
Comprehensive knowledge of relevant regulations and legislation.
Familiarity with customer quality requirements.
Practical experience applying ISO 9001 standards.
Strong knowledge of manufacturing techniques and processes.
Experience:

Completion of a manufacturing apprenticeship, supported by EITB NVQs.
Experience in manufacturing, assembling, and testing turnkey specialist assemblies.
Proven expertise with Quality Control Plans and Inspection & Test Plans.
Previous experience within Nuclear or similarly regulated industries, demonstrating proficiency in:

Fabrication and welding techniques.
Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) methods.
Mechanical inspection.
Assembly and testing procedures.
Reviewing material certification.

Skills:

Clear, persuasive communication skills.
Flexible and adaptable approach to work.
Inquisitive mindset with a proactive, questioning attitude.
Customer-focused, both internally and externally.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to work independently or collaboratively within a team.
Proficient in relevant computer software, including Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and internet applications.
Capable of producing accurate, timely reports and data.
Proactive in suggesting improvements to work practises, performance, and productivity.
Strong advocate for health and safety standards.
Other Requirements:

Ideally qualified to HNC level or equivalent in a relevant engineering discipline.
Weld inspection qualification – CSWIP 3.1 or PCL Level 2 (Weld Inspection).
NDT qualifications are advantageous.
Auditor training is desirable.
Willingness to travel within the UK and occasionally overseas