Site Engineer

Job Description:

managing construction activities, ensuring compliance with regulations, and coordinating with other professionals:

• Construction management: Oversee construction activities, including planning, preparing drawings, and delegating tasks
• Quality assurance: Conduct inspections, ensure quality standards are met, and resolve technical issues
• Project documentation: Maintain accurate records of progress, budgets, materials, and changes to plans
• Communication: Collaborate with project managers, architects, subcontractors, clients, and vendors
• Safety and compliance: Ensure compliance with safety regulations, health and safety legislation, and legal and contractual guidelines
• Risk management: Identify potential risks and implement preventive measures
• Cost management: Assist with cost tracking and financial reporting
• Technical expertise: Analyze engineering plans, blueprints, and other technical drawings
• Project feasibility: Determine project feasibility and give approval

A site engineer should have a bachelor's degree in civil or structural engineering, construction, or a related field. They should also have experience in a similar position, and be proficient in project management tools and CAD software.

Roles and Responsibilities

• Ensure site engineering activities are carried out according to project specifications, codes, and regulations.
  
• Conduct regular site inspections to monitor progress, identify potential issues, and implement corrective actions.
  
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams (design, procurement, construction) to ensure seamless execution of projects.
  
• Develop and maintain accurate records of site activities, including daily reports, logs, and correspondence.
  
• Provide technical guidance to junior engineers on civil engineering principles and best practices.