✨ AI Summary
The Project/Site Engineer (Geotechnical) will oversee and manage soil improvement works, ensuring adherence to project specifications and deadlines. Responsibilities include supervising site operations, civil engineering tasks, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations and engineering standards. The role involves collaboration with the project team, preparing documentation and site reports, conducting quality control, and assisting with budgeting and resource management. Coordination with the technical office and subcontractors is also a key aspect of the position.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering.0 to 3 years relevant experience in foundation construction/engineering.Familiarity with local regulations, standards, and safety practices in construction.Excellent project management and problem-solving skills.Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, blueprints, and geotechnical reports.must have sufficient site experience in the construction of foundations.Proficient user CAD, Excel, MS project & word.Good communication and problem-solving skills.Fluency in English (written & spoken)
Description
Oversee and manage soil improvement works from inception to completion, ensuring alignment with project specifications and deadlines.Supervise site operations and all related civil engineering tasks.Complies with safety regulations, engineering standards, and project requirements.Collaborate with project team and coordinate with project manager / supervision Engineer.Prepare project documentation and site reports.Conduct quality control checks and resolve any issues that arise during the project.Assist with budgeting, cost control, and resource management for projects.Coordinate with technical office to ensure integrated project delivery.supervise and coordinate subcontractors