QA/QC Manager - Power Generation Projects

About the role

The Project QA/QC Manager establishes, implements, monitors and maintains the Project Quality Management System across all phases of a power generation project. The role provides quality leadership and oversight on behalf of ENGIE so that engineering, procurement, manufacturing, construction, installation, testing, commissioning and handover comply with contractual requirements, project specifications, international codes and standards and regulations. It is the focal point for quality matters between ENGIE, the Owner's Engineer, the EPC contractor, equipment manufacturers, third-party inspection agencies and project stakeholders.

Key responsibilities

• Lead and manage all project QA/QC activities, establish the quality management system, review and approve the EPC contractor's quality plan and procedures, and develop quality KPIs and monthly performance reports.
• Maintain the quality risk register, run a lessons learned program, facilitate root cause analysis and corrective actions, and review and approve ITPs, method statements, welding procedures, WPS/PQR and document control.
• Oversee vendor quality surveillance, FATs, third-party inspections and international vendor audits.
• Provide quality surveillance of EPC contractor and subcontractor construction, including HRSG, gas turbine generators, steam turbines, balance of plant, civil, electrical, instrumentation and control, and auxiliary equipment.
• Review welding, NDE and heat treatment activities, ASME code compliance and ASME stamp activities.
• Supervise equipment receiving, preservation and material management, and calibrate and audit third-party laboratories.
• Manage non-conformances, corrective and preventive actions, punch lists and quality action registers.
• Plan and conduct internal and external QA/QC audits of contractors, manufacturers, inspection agencies and laboratories.
• Review and monitor the handover process.

An advantage is experience with IECEx and ATEX hazardous area inspections, testing and certification requirements.