Quality Assurance for Construction
At QAagency, we excel in placing highly skilled Quality Assurance professionals into critical roles within the construction industry. From ensuring material integrity to overseeing compliance with safety regulations, QA plays a vital role in delivering high-quality and reliable construction projects.
- Specialised Talent Pool: We have access to an extensive network of construction-focused QA professionals with expertise in building materials, safety standards, and project inspections.
- Industry Knowledge: Our team understands construction industry standards, including ISO certifications, building codes, and safety regulations.
- Customised Recruitment Solutions: Whether you require contract hires for short-term projects or permanent employees for long-term operations, we adapt our recruitment approach to your needs.
QA Roles We Recruit For
- QA Site Manager
- Building Materials Quality Inspector
- Health and Safety Auditor
- Compliance Officer
- Project QA Coordinator
- ISO Certification Specialist
Salary Insights for Construction QA Roles
Based on our latest salary survey, we have identified key trends and salary ranges for construction QA professionals:
QA Site Managers often begin their careers earning around £42,000, with the average salary rising to £55,000, and senior professionals commanding up to £70,000. Building Materials Quality Inspectors typically earn between £30,000 and £48,000 depending on experience. Health and Safety Auditors see salaries from £35,000 to £60,000. Compliance Officers in construction can earn from £38,000 at entry level, with senior positions paying up to £55,000. Project QA Coordinators have a range of £40,000 to £60,000, while ISO Certification Specialists may earn between £45,000 and £65,000.
Trends in Construction QA Recruitment
- Sustainability Focus: The growing emphasis on sustainable construction practices has increased the demand for QA professionals with knowledge of green building standards.
- Stringent Compliance Requirements: With tighter safety and regulatory standards, companies are seeking QA staff to manage compliance effectively.
- Advances in Construction Technology: The adoption of digital tools and prefabrication techniques has created opportunities for QA professionals to streamline processes and improve quality control.
