Site Engineer

Role Purpose:
A Site Engineer oversees the technical aspects of construction projects, ensuring designs and plans are implemented
accurately. They manage on-site activities, supervise teams, and coordinate with contractors to maintain project
schedules. Ensuring safety standards and compliance with regulations is a key responsibility. Additionally, they
troubleshoot issues, monitor progress, and provide updates to stakeholders.
Roles and Responsibilities:
Site Engineering & Supervision: Oversee and manage daily operations at the site, ensuring adherence to project timelines and
quality standards.
Facility Management Expertise: Manage maintenance and operational activities, ensuring all facility management requirements are
fulfilled.
Vendor Coordination: Liaise with vendors and contractors to ensure timely delivery of materials and execution of work as per the
scope.
Work Progress Planning & Execution: Develop and monitor project plans, ensuring smooth workflow and progress on-site.
Technical Auditing of Site Works: Conduct regular technical audits to ensure work complies with safety and quality standards.
Communication Skills: Strong communication skills for reporting project updates, coordinating with teams, and managing vendors.

Proficiency in Tools:
MS Office (Excel, Word) for documentation and reporting.
AutoCAD (viewing) for reviewing drawings and technical specifications.

Required Skills:
Technical Knowledge: Thorough understanding of engineering principles and facility management processes.
Project Management: Strong organizational skills to plan, schedule, and oversee site activities.
Attention to Detail: Ability to audit and review work with precision.
Problem-solving Skills: Quick thinking in addressing site-related challenges.
Reporting/MIS: Expected to report progress of works in directed channel