Site Engineer (MEP)

A Site Engineer is critical for a construction project to ensure technical accuracy, quality control, and adherence to safety standards. They oversee the implementation of designs, coordinate between on-site teams and consultants, and resolve engineering challenges in real-time. Their presence ensures the project progresses efficiently while maintaining compliance with regulations, ensuring the building meets the functional and safety needs of an educational institution.

Role & responsibilities

Site Supervision: Oversee daily construction activities to ensure they are executed as per project specifications and timelines.

Quality Control: Ensure materials and workmanship meet safety, structural, and quality standards required for educational buildings.

Coordination with Stakeholders: Act as a liaison between architects, engineers, contractors, and other parties to ensure smooth communication and project flow.

Technical Problem-Solving: Address on-site technical issues and deviations from the design, providing timely resolutions.

Health & Safety Compliance: Enforce strict adherence to safety protocols to ensure a hazard-free construction site.

Progress Reporting: Prepare and submit regular reports on project status, potential delays, and risks to senior management.

Preferred candidate profile:

• Minimum of 3-6 years of on-site experience in construction, preferably in educational or institutional building projects.
• Knowledge of Construction Codes and Standards: Familiarity with building codes, safety regulations, and quality standards specific to educational facilities.
• Proficiency in Construction Software: Experience with tools like AutoCAD, MS Project, or other project management and design software.