The Quality & Quantity Engineer is responsible for ensuring that all construction materials, workmanship and quantities in the project meet the defined technical, contractual and safety standards. The position plays a dual role in maintaining strict quality assurance/control protocols while also overseeing accurate measurement, certification and financial monitoring of executed works.
The position performs in line with the Bureau Veritas Quality Assurance System, including the BV Code of Ethics and the BV Group policy.
Major Responsibilities
Quality Scope
Review and verify all material test certificates and quality reports submitted by contractors/manufacturers.
Randomly witness third-party laboratory tests for construction materials and fresh concrete (slump test, cube making, curing, etc.).
Supervise site practices including sampling, collection, placement of concrete and curing to ensure compliance with specifications.
Review monthly test results and highlight non-conformities or abnormal findings.
Inspect Ready-Mix Concrete (RMC) plant operations to verify adherence to approved design mix and quality standards.
Quantity Scope
Review contractor's monthly progress reports and validate physical progress against planned targets.
Monitor and verify material consumption, inventory and indents raised.
Examine contractor's submitted quantities and bills; recommend, reject, or comment for approval, highlighting any discrepancies.
Review and track project budget, contractor costs and actual expenditures; identify variances and recommend corrective actions.
Assess contractors/subcontractors claims, variations and disputes for accuracy and contractual compliance.
Certify value of completed work for interim and final payments.
Assist in preparing the final cost statement and resolving outstanding financial matters.
Qualification, Experience & Technical Knowledge
B.E./B.Tech in Civil Experience in Infrastructure Projects and overall experience of 7 years minimum.
In-depth understanding of road construction techniques, materials, and specifications (bituminous, concrete, and granular works).
Familiarity with relevant IS codes, IRC standards, MoRTH specifications, and contract documents.
Strong knowledge of Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) procedures in civil engineering.
Proficiency in cost estimation, quantity surveying, and bill verification processes.
Knowledge of material testing procedures (laboratory and field).
Understanding of construction budgeting, financial monitoring, and project cost control.
Skills & Qualities:
Analytical Skills: Ability to analyze test results, cost data, and variances effectively.
Attention to Detail: Ensures accuracy in quality checks, material verification, and bill certification.
Communication Skills: Clear reporting and coordination with contractors, consultants, and clients.
Decision Making: Capable of providing recommendations on material acceptance, payment certification, and dispute handling.
Technical Proficiency: Competence in MS Excel, AutoCAD, ERP/project management tools, and cost reporting software.
Problem-Solving: Ability to detect quality deviations or financial irregularities and suggest corrective actions.
Integrity & Professionalism: Upholds ethical standards while reviewing bills, claims, and disputes.
Team Collaboration: Works effectively with project management teams, site engineers, and contractors.
