Finding a Quality Engineer specifically for Aluminium Formwork (often used in high-rise construction) requires a mix of material science knowledge and a sharp eye for structural integrity. Since you're looking for someone in the 1 to 4-year experience range, the focus should be on technical execution and rigorous site standards.
Here is a comprehensive Job Description you can use.
Job Title: Quality Engineer – Aluminium FormworkExperience: 1 – 4 Years
Location: Ahmedabad
Industry: Sheet Metal / Aluminium
Role Objective
The Quality Engineer is responsible for ensuring that all aluminium formwork systems—from pre-delivery inspection to on-site assembly and dismantling—adhere to strict safety, dimensional, and structural standards. You will be the gatekeeper for "right-first-time" construction to minimize honeycombing, leakages, and structural deviations.
Key Responsibilities
1. Quality Control & Inspection
Conduct Incoming Material Inspection of aluminium panels and accessories (pins, wedges, wall ties) to ensure they meet design specifications.
Perform Pre-Pour Inspections to check for alignment, plumbness, and water-tightness of the formwork.
Monitor the application of shuttering oil to ensure a smooth finish and easy striking.
2. Process & Compliance
Ensure the Formwork Cycle Time is maintained without compromising safety or quality.
Supervise the striking (dismantling) process to prevent damage to the green concrete or the aluminium panels.
Maintain the Quality Assurance (QA) manual and ensure all site activities follow the approved Method Statement.
3. Documentation & Reporting
Prepare and maintain Checklists, Non-Conformance Reports (NCR), and Daily Quality Reports.
Conduct periodic audits of the formwork inventory to identify panels needing refurbishment or replacement.
Technical Skills & Qualifications
Education: B.E. / B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering.
Knowledge: Deep understanding of Monolithic Construction (Mivan/Aluminium technology).
Standards: Familiarity with IS codes and international standards for concrete tolerances.
Software: Basic proficiency in AutoCAD (to read formwork layouts) and MS Excel for reporting.
Soft Skills
Attention to Detail: Ability to spot a 2mm deviation at a glance.
Assertiveness: Willingness to "stop the pour" if the formwork setup is not up to code.
Problem-Solving: Ability to provide on-site fixes for alignment issues or panel gaps.
