Civil Engineer

Roles and responsibilities

To develop and implement the project program on site in an organized and cost effective manner in accordance with the approved design, quality standards and within the agreed time frame.

Essential Roles and Responsibilities:

• Obtain the drawings of the project, assess the material and manpower requirement accurately and hand over the material requirement to the Purchase Department to enable procurement, after approval
• Monitor project progress against the project plan and report discrepancies /delays for taking corrective action
• Organize and manage the workforce, supervise the site, keep the Manager updated on the progress of the project and attend to all technical and engineering problems, additional manpower requirements, drawing changes, etc. in an effective and timely manner
• Regularly liaise with Site Management on adherence to project program and highlight discrepancies if any
• Conduct quality checks and complete quality check lists, with the QC Inspector, on works carried out to ensure that the products meet specifications
• Coordinate site demobilization on project completion and prepare applicable reports
• Execute issued snag lists from consultants, oversee sub-contractors for various works, and monitor all jobs for timely completion and compliance

People Management Roles and Responsibilities:

• Guide and motivate subordinates to enhance performance and produce quality work, and ensure that they are continuously developed for higher level roles
• Obtain the drawings of the project, assess the material and manpower requirement accurately and hand over the material requirement to the Purchase Department to enable procurement, after approval
• Monitor project progress against the project plan and report discrepancies /delays for taking corrective action
• Organize and manage the workforce, supervise the site, keep the Manager updated on the progress of the project and attend to all technical and engineering problems, additional manpower requirements, drawing changes, etc. in an effective and timely manner
• Regularly liaise with Site Management on adherence to project program and highlight discrepancies if any
• Conduct quality checks and complete quality check lists, with the QC Inspector, on works carried out to ensure that the products meet specifications
• Coordinate site demobilization on project completion and prepare applicable reports
• Execute issued snag lists from consultants, oversee sub-contractors for various works, and monitor all jobs for timely completion and compliance
• Guide and motivate subordinates to enhance performance and produce quality work, and ensure that they are continuously developed for higher level roles.

Skills and Experience:

• 2 – 3 years experience in the interior contracting / construction industry
• Diploma or Degree in Civil Engineering

Desired candidate profile

A Civil Engineer is responsible for designing, constructing, and maintaining infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges, buildings, dams, and water systems. This role requires a strong foundation in engineering principles, project management, and environmental stewardship to ensure infrastructure is safe, sustainable, and efficient. Below is a comprehensive guide to succeeding in this profession.

Key Responsibilities of a Civil Engineer

1. Design and Planning:

   • Creating detailed designs and blueprints using software like AutoCAD, Revit, or Civil 3D.
   • Conducting feasibility studies and cost analyses for projects.

2. Site Investigation:

   • Performing surveys and analyzing soil, water, and environmental conditions.
   • Assessing the site to determine construction viability.

3. Construction Oversight:

   • Supervising construction activities to ensure compliance with designs and specifications.
   • Monitoring progress to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget.

4. Structural Analysis:

   • Calculating loads, stresses, and material requirements to ensure structural stability.
   • Evaluating and upgrading existing infrastructure.

5. Project Management:

   • Coordinating with architects, contractors, and stakeholders to ensure project alignment.
   • Managing budgets, schedules, and resources effectively.

6. Safety and Compliance:

   • Ensuring projects meet local, national, and environmental regulations.
   • Implementing safety measures to minimize risks during construction.

7. Sustainability Integration:

   • Incorporating eco-friendly materials and practices to reduce environmental impact.