🔹 1. Core Responsibility

Ensure that all construction and installation work meets design specifications, safety standards, and quality benchmarks for metro infrastructure (civil, track, electrical, signaling, etc.).

🔧 2. Key Duties

📋 Quality Inspection & Monitoring

• Inspect ongoing work (concrete, steel, track laying, tunnels, stations).
• Verify materials meet approved standards before use.
• Monitor contractor activities to ensure compliance with project specs.

🧪 Testing & Documentation

• Conduct and witness tests (e.g., concrete cube test, soil compaction, weld tests).
• Maintain QC records, reports, and checklists.
• Review test certificates and lab reports.

📐 Standards Compliance

• Ensure work follows:
  • Project specifications
  • IS codes / international standards
  • Safety norms
• Coordinate with QA/QC managers for audits.

🏢 Coordination

• Work with:
  • Site engineers
  • Contractors & subcontractors
  • Design teams
• Report non-conformance issues and follow up on corrective actions.

⚠️ Non-Conformance Control

• Identify defects or deviations.
• Issue NCRs (Non-Conformance Reports).
• Ensure rectification before approval.

📊 Reporting

• Daily/weekly QC reports.
• Progress updates related to quality.
• Maintain inspection logs and documentation for audits.

🛠️ 3. Areas of Work in Metro Projects

You may work in one or more of these:

• Civil works (stations, viaducts, tunnels)
• Track work
• Electrical systems (OHE, substations)
• Signaling & telecom systems

🎓 4. Required Qualifications

• B.E./B.Tech in Civil / Electrical / Mechanical Engineering
• Diploma holders (for junior roles)
• Certifications in QA/QC (preferred)

🧠 5. Key Skills

• Knowledge of construction standards (IS codes)
• Understanding of material testing
• Attention to detail
• Documentation & reporting skills
• Communication & coordination

💼 6. Experience (Typical)

• 0–3 years (Junior / Assistant Engineer level)
• Experience in infrastructure or railway/metro projects is a plus