Project Report: QA/QC Engineer's Role at Sidra Medical Research Centre

This project report details the role of a QA/QC Engineer in the Sidra Medical Research Centre (SMRC) project in Doha, Qatar, from October 2009 to July 2014. The project, valued at $2.2 billion, involved the construction of a multi-specialty hospital and research center. The report outlines the QA/QC Engineer's responsibilities, including material submittals, quality checks during fabrication and installation of facade elements, witness testing, site inspections, and adherence to project specifications and standards. It highlights the application of engineering knowledge and skills, such as analytical thinking and knowledge of construction standards (QCS, ASTM, BS-EN). The report also addresses challenges encountered, such as issues with cable tension systems, crane ties, and an ancestral graveyard, along with the solutions implemented. The author emphasizes their contributions to the project's successful completion, including resolving issues, ensuring quality standards, and coordinating with the client and workforce. This project report is available on Desklib and serves as a valuable resource for students studying civil engineering and project management.