Site Utilities Engineer; Road & Infrastructure Projects

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STRABAG - More than just a construction company

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering (Electrical, Mechanical, or related).
• Minimum 4-6 years experience in utility relocation/diversion within road or infrastructure projects.
• Candidate must be well‑versed with the latest NAMA Electricity, NAMA Water & Wastewater, and Telecommunication authority standards along with applicable OHDS 2017 standards, ensuring full compliance during execution and coordination of utility works.
• Must have proven experience working on similar road and infrastructure utility projects, with approval records from ministries/consultants (such as past project approvals, completion certificates, or competency endorsements) to be submitted as part of the application.
• Strong knowledge of dry and wet utilities, authority procedures, inspections, and site execution workflows.
• Excellent communication, coordination, and reporting skills.

We are seeking an experienced Site Utilities Engineer for a fullysite‑basedrole within major road and infrastructure projects. The ideal candidate is afield‑driven engineer capable of managing, coordinating, and supervising utility worksacross multiple disciplines while ensuring compliance, safety, and timely delivery.

• Supervise relocation and protection of 11kV, 33kV, and LV electrical networks, including cabling, jointing, trenching, feeder pillars, and substations.
• Oversee complete Road lighting and Traffic Signal systems, including light pole installation, foundations, cable routing, control panels, manholes, ducting and network integration.
• Manage telecommunication diversions, including duct banks, chambers, manholes, micro ducts, fiber installation, splicing, and testing.
• Coordinate with utility authorities for NOCs, shutdowns, inspections, approvals, and technical requirements.
• Review drawings, submissions, and method statements, ensuring full technical compliance and smooth site execution.

• Supervise relocation/diversion of potable water pipelines, chamber construction works, fittings, tie‑ins, pressure testing, and commissioning.
• Manage sewer network diversions, including pipeline realignment, manhole construction, connections, benching, and flow management.
• Oversee relocation and reinstatement of irrigation pipelines in line with municipal and authority standards.
• Review wet utility drawings, layouts, and method statements and ensure compliance with technical and safety requirements.
• Maintain proper documentation including test reports, inspection records, and as‑built updates.

• Review IFC drawings, verify scope with site conditions, coordinate with authorities/consultants for approvals, RFIs, and ensure timely compliance of all submissions including MAS.
• Plan and manage work programs, resource allocation (manpower/equipment), material tracking, FAT participation if required, and maintain full documentation of deliveries, specifications, approvals, and inspection records.
• Handle technical coordination, including maintaining RFI logs, identifying variations with backup, tracking subcontractor resources, monitoring potential delays, and ensuring proper technical resolution at site.
• Prepare accurate weekly/monthly progress reports, maintain project records, and issue periodic lessons learned documentation to support continuous improvement.
• We offer a comprehensive package & competitive compensation based on experience & knowledge.
• You will have the option to collaborate with other international units in the region and oversees.
• We have experienced colleagues who will help with the onboarding.
• You will join a highly motivated team with an open-door policy & striving to develop the future.