Quality Manager

Jones Lang LaSalle; Riyadh; On-site; SAR 250,000 - 450,000; Full time

Job summary

Jones Lang LaSalle is seeking a Quality Manager to oversee quality across site execution and project documentation within the program. The role provides quality oversight across ongoing projects and Task Orders, ensuring materials inspections, testing, and records comply with approved drawings, specifications, contractual requirements, applicable standards, and client requirements.

The candidate should hold a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Architecture and have 10–12 years of relevant

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Architecture, or a relevant technical discipline.
• 10–12 years of construction and project quality experience.
• Strong knowledge of QA/QC principles, WIRs, MIRs, NCRs, RFIs, method statements, inspections and testing.

Responsibilities

• Lead site quality activities across ongoing works and monitor workmanship and compliance.
• Oversee documentation quality and ensure records reflect actual site works with proper approvals.
• Conduct quality audits and monitoring across the program and elevate issues as needed.
• Prepare and present periodic quality status reports to the Program Director and stakeholders.

Skills

Quality management

Site supervision

Documentation review

Root cause analysis

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Architecture

Tools

WIRs/MIRs

NCR tracking

Inspection records

Job description

The Quality Manager will be responsible for overseeing and maintaining quality across both site execution and project documentation within the program. The role will provide quality oversight across all ongoing projects and Task Orders ensuring that works materials inspections testing and project records comply with approved drawings specifications contractual requirements applicable standards and Client requirements.

Key Responsibilities

• Site Quality Lead and monitor quality activities across all ongoing site works. Conduct regular site inspections and quality surveillance to verify compliance with approved drawings specifications method statements material approvals and inspection requirements. Monitor the performance of contractors and supervision teams in relation to workmanship and quality requirements. Identify defective incomplete or non-compliant works and ensure appropriate NCRs observations and corrective actions are raised and properly closed. Monitor recurring quality issues identify root causes and ensure preventive actions are implemented.
• Documentation Quality Monitor the quality accuracy and completeness of project and technical documentation. Conduct periodic reviews of WIRs MIRs NCRs RFIs material submittents method statements inspection records test reports and other quality-related documentation. Ensure WIRs and inspection records accurately reflect the actual works executed on site including quantities locations inspection status and supporting records. Ensure approvals are supported by the required technical evidence and are not processed only for administrative closure. Ensure that current approved drawings specifications and material submittals are being used on site.
• Quality Audits amp Monitoring Establish and maintain practical quality procedures checklists and monitoring requirements across the program. Conduct periodic quality audits covering both site activities and project documentation. Monitor contractors QA QC implementation and compliance with project requirements. Maintain and monitor NCRs quality observations audit findings and corrective actions. Identify recurring or systemic quality issues and elevate them for management attention.
• Reporting amp Coordination Report regularly to the Program Director on site quality documentation status NCRs recurring deficiencies risks and required corrective actions. Immediately escalation significant quality issues that may affect delivery, cost, schedule, functionality handover or Client acceptance. Maintain quality KPIs and provide clear visibility of quality performance across the program.

Bachelor s degree in Engineering, Architecture, or a relevant technical discipline. Minimum 10 12 years of relevant construction and project quality experience, preferably within consultancy, PMCM, or site supervision environments. Strong practical experience in QA/QC for multidisciplinary construction, refurbishment, fit-out, MEP, and operational projects. Good understanding of quality management principles and project quality procedures. Strong knowledge of WIRs, MIRs, NCRs, RFIs, method statements, material approvals, inspection and testing requirements, snagging, and project close-out. Experience reviewing and auditing both physical site works and project documentation. Strong reporting, coordination, and communication skills. Ability to identify and challenge non-compliance and drive corrective actions through to closure. Quality-related certification or auditing experience would be an advantage but is not mandatory.