Quality Inspector

Role Purpose

To conduct quality inspections on Innovo MEP project sites, verifying installations comply with approved drawings, specifications, and inspection and test plans.

Key Accountabilities

• Inspection Execution
• Conduct hold-point and routine quality inspections on MEP installations.
• Record inspection results and raise observations for non-compliant work.
• Documentation
• Complete inspection checklists and maintain quality records for assigned scope.
• Photograph and log evidence of inspections to support quality records and NCR substantiation.
• Follow-Up
• Verify close-out of corrective actions for previously raised observations.
• Re-inspect rectified work to confirm compliance before sign-off.
• Standards Verification
• Verify installation work against approved drawings, specifications, and inspection and test plans.
• Check materials and workmanship against manufacturer installation guidelines and project standards.
• Reporting
• Submit daily inspection reports summarising results, observations, and outstanding items to the Quality Engineer.
• Maintain inspection trackers showing status of hold points across the assigned scope.
• Innovation & Value Creation
• Introduce modern tools, technologies and processes that improve efficiency and transparency.
• Encourage innovative thinking to enhance outcomes and reduce costs without compromising quality
  

• Diploma in Mechanical, Electrical, or Building Services Engineering, or a related technical field.
• Recognised quality inspection certification (e.g. CSWIP, NDT, or equivalent trade-specific certification) is desirable.
  
  

• Minimum 3–5 years of quality inspection experience within MEP construction projects.
• Demonstrated experience conducting hold-point inspections and verifying work against inspection and test plans.
• Experience supporting non-conformance reporting and corrective action close-out processes.
  
  

• Sound knowledge of MEP installation standards, specifications, and manufacturer installation requirements.
• Working knowledge of inspection and test plans, quality checklists, and hold-point procedures.
• Familiarity with quality management systems and documentation requirements (e.g. ISO 9001 principles).
  
  

• Strong attention to detail with a high standard of reporting accuracy.
• Competent in maintaining inspection records, trackers, and photographic evidence logs.
• Clear written and verbal communication skills for reporting observations and liaising with site teams.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office and digital inspection/reporting tools.