Site Engineer

The Site Operations Specialist plays a crucial role in ensuring the efficient and safe execution of activities at the site. The individual should be dedicated to maintaining high standards of safety, quality, and environmental compliance. Effective communication and collaboration with managers, along with proactive problem-solving, are essential for success in this role.

1. Efficient Execution of Activities:
- Ensure that all assigned activities are executed efficiently, meeting project goals.
- Maintain compliance with Occupational, Health, Safety, Environment and Social (OHSES) protection, RINA Quality Management System (QMS), and OHSES Policies, Procedures, and Guidelines.
- Ensure proper non-conformity detection and recording, as well as relevant corrective actions
- Is responsible for overseeing all aspects of a construction project, especially managing and monitoring daily operations
implementation, if any.
-Assisting the direct Manager/Site Manager in identifying scope of work changes in a timely manner;
2. Safety Measures:
- Advise the direct Site Operations Managers and Customer Site Manager on additional safety measures necessary to improve work methods.
- Support and participate in the organizations environmental and safety program, conforming to ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and SA8000 requirements.
- Perform tasks activities in compliance with the RINA QOHSES System.
3. Communication and Reporting:
- Communicate problems with field work to Site Operation Managers and Customer Site Manager
- Assist Customer Site Manager in resolving issues promptly.
- Report any accidents and near-misses to the Site Manager and to Rina OHSE team throught the proper channels (handling site accidents in accordance with established accident protocol).
4. Job Scheduling and Performance:
- Communicate with the direct Site Operations Manager regarding job schedules.
- Report performance issues and work collaboratively to address challenges.
5. Scope of Work Changes:
- Assist the Site Operations Manager in identifying changes to the scope of work promptly.
- Ensure timely communication and documentation of scope changes.
6. Coordination with Managers:
- Collaborate with the responsible department managers regarding equipment problems.
- Provide input and insights to facilitate effective decision-making.
- Attend job walks and bid meetings as needed to assist in determining site conditions and developing the scope of work.

Experience:
- Several years of experience in construction, with a proven track record of progressively responsible roles.
Previous experience in a supervisory or leadership position on construction sites.
Safety Certification:
- Certification in safety management or relevant safety training programs.
Familiarity with OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) regulations and standards.