Who typically assesses the quality of work completed by the Subcontractors?

The quality of work completed by subcontractors is typically assessed by a Quality Control Inspector. This role is specifically focused on verifying that all work meets the required standards and specifications. The Quality Control Inspector carries out inspections, conducts tests, and reviews documentation to ensure that the subcontractors are adhering to quality standards laid out in the contract and complies with industry regulations.

While project managers, cost engineers, and field engineers play vital roles in a construction project, their primary responsibilities differ. Project managers oversee the overall project and ensure that timelines and budgets are met. Cost engineers focus on cost estimation and financial tracking rather than quality assessment. Field engineers may also be involved in onsite supervision and technical issue resolution, but they are not specialized in quality control processes. Thus, the expertise and specific duties of a Quality Control Inspector make them the most appropriate choice for assessing the work quality of subcontractors.