Civil Project Engineer

Designation: Project Engineer-Corporate Interior Fitouts

Department: Projects

Key Roles & Responsibilities:

Preparing, scheduling, coordinating, and monitoring of assigned engineering projects.

Collaborate with on-site vendors to ensure seamless integration of services and adherence to project timelines.

Evaluate vendor performance and maintain strong working relationships.

Interacting with clients, interpreting their needs and requirements, and representing them in the field.

Performing quality control tasks on budgets, schedules, plans, and personnel performance and reporting on the project's status.

Oversee the end-to-end execution of projects, ensuring they meet quality standards and are completed on time and within budget.

Maintain a strong on-site presence to supervise and support project activities.

Cooperating and communicating with the project manager and other project participants and collaborating with senior engineers to create more efficient project methods and

to maintain the project's profitability.

Reviewing the engineering tasks and initiating the necessary corrective actions.

Developing specifications for the project's needed equipment.

Creating frameworks to measure the project's metrics and data collection.

Establishing field test methods and methods for monitoring the quality of those tests.

Ensuring the project's compliance with the applicable codes, practices, policies, performance standards, and specifications.

Skills & Qualification Required:

A bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field.

A valid engineering license.

2 or more years field and project planning experience.

Excellent computer literacy and knowledge of design and visualization software.

The ability to work with multiple discipline projects.

Excellent project management and supervision skills.

Excellent organizational, time management, leadership, and decision-making skills.

Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Knowledge of applicable codes, policies, standards, and best practices