Quality Assurance Engineer | HK Talent Engage

Job description

Hip Hing Construction Company Limited, a main contractor in Hong Kong undertaking various types of building and civil engineering projects, is looking for high calibre applicants to fill in the following position for its Hong Kong projects: -

Responsibilities

• Establish, implement and maintain quality management system.
• Co-ordinate with project team members to prepare and implement project quality plan and procedures.
• Conduct quality surveillance check to ensure works and materials in compliance with contract requirements.
• Issue non-conformance report and follow up rectification works.
• Participate in digitalized work supervision system for QAQC.
• Conduct internal and external audit of quality management system.
• Provide QAQC training to all level of staff.

Requirements

• Degree in engineering/construction related subjects or equivalent.
• 3 years relevant experience in construction industry, preferably in large-scale civil or building projects.
• With design and build project experience is an advantage.
• Certified QMS Auditor or completed ISO 9001 auditor training is preferable.
• Conversant with management system development, implementation and audit (e.g. ISO 9001 and other management systems).
• Excellent interpersonal skill and proficiency in spoken and written English and Chinese.
• Conversant with Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel.

Attractive salary and fringe benefits will be offered to the successful candidates. Please apply with full resume, available date, present and expected salary and quoting the reference code on the letter & envelope to THE HUMAN RESOURCES & TRAINING DEPARTMENT, HIP HING CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD., 11/F., Chevalier Commercial Centre, No. 8 Wang Hoi Road, Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong OR click "Apply on company website" OR fax to 2530 4360.

Company Website: www.hiphing.com.hk

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Applicants who are not invited for an interview within 8 weeks may consider their applications unsuccessful.