Site Engineer

Responsibilities

• Assist Project Construction Manager in the supervision and management of construction activities to assigned project
• Conduct daily briefing with site team leaders to follow‑up and report on the work progress in order to anticipate any possible delays with regards to planned tasks
• Take immediate corrective action to avoid any cumulative effect of such deviation and recover the delay to finish the task in due time
• Assist in planning and sequencing construction operations according to the Project Quality Plan
• Ensure awareness of safety and compliance with HSE rules and regulations by subordinates and contractors
• Conduct regular inspections and assess the work performance done by all subcontractors
• Evaluate and resolve any discrepancies and problems arising during construction which affect the quality of works performed
• Attend meetings with required concerns to solve technical issues and other related matters on sub‑contracts for discussing obstacles and progress of works
• Coordinate liaising with the handing over of completed works to client subcontractors and completion of the necessary rectification works
• Inspect and prepare list for completion of works done by sub‑contractors after acceptance inspection by consultant
• Provide technical support to other team members
• Establish report and follow up all on non‑conformance activities
• Ensure projects meet the agreed specifications, budgets or timescales
• Prepare and initiate site inspections with consultant in accordance with QC
• Prepare site work orders for extra works done by sub‑contractors which are not included in contract
• Check and prepare site reports, designs and drawings, planning schedule for execution of site activities
• Identify hazards
• Obtain information from HSE Department
• Make recommendations to HSE Department
• Investigate incidents

This is a generalist view of a job that you have been assigned for. At times you will be asked to do above beyond the scope of this role due to operational requirements.

• Bachelor's degree in engineering (preferably Civil, Mechanical, Marine, Construction), or equivalent
• Minimum 3‑5 years’ experience in similar roles and industries
• Project engineering, management experience or equivalent combination of training and experience
• Experience in marine and civil construction (Quay wall, breakwater, revetment, etc.)