Site Engineer

Roles and responsibilities

• Study, review and verify all the project specifications, drawings to ensure that the project scope is properly understood and subsequently followed.
• Prepare quantity take-offs from engineering drawings in order to facilitate the timely procurement of materials.
• Control and monitor the site staff continuously to ensure that the maximum outputs are achieved and subsequently the required work progress is maintained.
• Plan, execute, monitor, evaluate and follow site progress, inspections and approvals closely and continuously to ensure that the project activities are completed to the specified technical standards within the required time.
• Follow and monitor the materials requirements continuously with procurement/stores to ensure the uninterrupted sourcing to the site works and further ensure that the materials are compiled to the technical specifications.
• Make necessary coordination between project management and site supervisory staff by means of effective communications to facilitate smooth site operation.
• Always liaise with necessary internal parties and closely follow the QA/QC, safety procedure to ensure that the highest standards are maintained.
  

Requirements

• B.Sc. Engineering (Mechanical/Electrical) or similar discipline.
• Minimum years of relevant experience: 3-5 years of overall experience in the construction sector (MEP)
• Leadership skills, hardworking and result-oriented attitudes are required.
• Language – English
• Computer Skills, i.e. Microsoft Office
• Communication skills

Desired candidate profile

• Project Planning and Coordination:

  • Planning Work Schedules: Developing detailed work plans and schedules, ensuring resources (material, equipment, labor) are available when needed to keep the project on track.
  • Coordination with Stakeholders: Coordinating with architects, contractors, suppliers, and other stakeholders to ensure that all project elements align and progress as planned.
  • Reporting: Providing regular progress reports on work completed, issues encountered, and any changes made to the project.

• Managing Site Operations:

  • Overseeing Construction Activities: Supervising day-to-day operations on the construction site, ensuring that tasks are completed efficiently and according to schedule.
  • Site Safety: Implementing and monitoring safety protocols and practices on-site to prevent accidents and injuries, ensuring compliance with local safety regulations and standards.
  • Quality Control: Ensuring that the construction work meets the required quality standards, specifications, and building codes. Regularly inspecting work to identify potential problems and implementing corrective measures.

• Technical Support and Problem-Solving:

  • Resolving Technical Issues: Providing technical support to the project team by addressing any engineering or design-related challenges that arise during construction.
  • Design Implementation: Ensuring the construction process follows the technical specifications outlined in the project design. This may include interpreting blueprints, schematics, and engineering plans.
  • Adapting to Changes: Making adjustments to the construction process if changes are needed, such as modifications to designs or unforeseen issues during construction.

• Resource Management:

  • Material Management: Ensuring that the necessary construction materials are delivered on time and are used effectively, preventing waste and ensuring cost-efficiency.
  • Equipment Management: Managing construction equipment and machinery, ensuring it is properly maintained and available when needed.