Site Engineer

About the role

The Site Engineer assists the Project Manager with the progress of site works and the manpower aspects of the project. The role covers monitoring the construction programme, supervising quality and coordinating subcontractors and vendors.

Key responsibilities

• Monitor and review the master construction programme and prepare a catch-up programme where needed.
• Supervise engineers and foremen and ensure compliance with quality procedures and standards of workmanship.
• Check the quality and quantity of work done by subcontractors.
• Prepare detailed programmes for the site team and resolve drawing discrepancies and technical issues with the technical team.
• Prepare detailed method statements and work instructions for construction.
• Coordinate between subcontractors, vendors and internal departments, and monitor site manpower, materials and equipment needs against the schedule.
• Liaise with consultants on submissions related to structural works and the technical department.
• Plan site works, forecast equipment, material and manpower requirements and control usage and wastage.
• Adhere to safety practices and identify problems affecting the schedule, recommending solutions.

Required profile

• Degree in Civil Engineering from a recognised university.
• Prior 3 years of experience in building or civil/infrastructure projects.