The QC Lead (Building Services) drives prevention of repeat post-PC defects and margin erosion driven by building services by providing targeted, solutions-focused Quality Control across high-risk building services activities during the Construction Phase of live projects.

The role focuses on early identification of design, workmanship, materials and interface risks during the Construction Phase of our live projects – targeting the High-Risk Quality Targets (as defined from time to time) – ensuring timely close-out before close-up, and feeding structured Lessons Learned back into the High-Risk Quality Targets, Multiplex Way and the Centre for Excellence.

The role does not take ownership from projects; it sharpens project accountability through clear, evidence-based QC outputs and through working collaboratively with projects, rather than through policing them.

• High-Risk Quality Targets (Building Services) - For each live project (PCSA and Construction Phase), report to the Head of Q&AP – on a monthly basis – on any exposure to the High-Risk Quality Targets where relevant to Building Services
• QC Observations - Raise QC Observations during inspections of live projects, including but not limited to Building Services
• QC Risk Decisions Required - Utilising the ‘QC Risk Decision Required' template, identify to the Project Director important design, workmanship or materials risks during the Construction Phase that have not been satisfactorily resolved through the QC Observations process. Collaboratively set out the problem, the risk, and how you propose to help implement the solution. Ensure accountability through clearly capturing the Project Director's decision and rationale in writing
• ITPs (Building Services) - On each live project (Construction Phase), verify whether ITPs and inspection records for Building Services are in place and being followed for critical activities; flag gaps early to the Project Team and the Head of Q&AP