A site engineer manages technical aspects of a construction project, ensuring it meets specifications, budget, and schedule by supervising site operations, providing technical advice, and coordinating with various stakeholders. Key duties include planning, leveling sites, supervising work, checking for compliance with designs and regulations, and managing logistics like materials and manpower.

Key Responsibilities

• Site Management:Planning, marking out, and leveling construction sites.
• Technical Guidance:Providing technical advice and interpreting contract design documents from architects and clients.
• Project Coordination:Overseeing and coordinating site works and manpower, working with project managers, supervisors, architects, and designers.
• Compliance & Quality:Ensuring all construction complies with designs, specifications, and relevant regulations.
• Progress Monitoring:Reviewing construction schedules, monitoring progress, and reporting delays or issues promptly.
• Stakeholder Liaison:Collaborating with various professionals, including construction managers, quantity surveyors, subcontractors, and external vendors.
• Logistics:Assisting with material selection, procurement, and logistics planning to keep the project on schedule.

Skills and Requirements

• Technical Knowledge: Understanding of blueprints, construction methods, and building regulations.
• Software Proficiency: Familiarity with project management tools and design software like AutoCAD, MS Project, or Primavera P6.
• Communication Skills: Ability to liaise effectively with various professionals and stakeholders.
• Supervisory Skills: Experience in supervising contracted staff and managing site operations.
• Problem-Solving: Ability to identify and resolve issues that arise during construction.