Site Engineer - Civil

Roles & Responsibilities

1. Overseeing a Construction Site Civil site engineers have to be highly proficient regarding managing a construction site. They have to be skilled in different tasks like drawing up budgets, raw materials, conditions of work, health and safety of workers, and dealing with upper management. They have to provide a clear picture of the progress of each construction site to upper management so that they can be regularly updated regarding the progress of a project.

2. Travelling Between Sites A civil site engineer has to oversee and manage different kinds of construction sites at the same time. They have to travel between different sites regularly and be aware of the needs of each site. Role Site Engineer Civil Department Project – Civil Location Tarapur Direct reporting to Civil Head Level Executive / Sr Executive Knowledge, Skills & Experience Educational Qualifications BE / BTech - Civil Engineering Prior Experience 5 years + Domain Knowledge Industrial & Commercial Planning & Design IT Skills Advance Excel, Auto Cad, Corel Draw, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, MS Office, ERP They also have to procure necessary resources, manage the workers, avoid discrepancies in the budget, and execute the vision of the project accurately.

3. Technical Duties Since civil site engineers are highly skilled and trained professionals, they have a range of technical duties to conduct on a civil construction site. They have to oversee the structural design of a project, check with the progress of the project, make sure that the right materials are used to ensure the longevity of the structure, and deal with any issues that may arise at the project on a daily basis.

4. Preparing Reports and Schedules A civil site engineer has to ensure that the required amount of raw material is available at the site to complete different tasks related to the project. This will mean drawing up schedules where raw materials can be delivered to the site, and schedules for workers regarding their work shifts.

5. Overseeing Safety Protocols Safety on a civil construction site is of utmost importance as a large number of people work on the site under hazardous conditions. Loose cement, debris, metal components, cranes, and rocks need to be managed properly on the construction site to avoid accidents and potential loss of life on the site.

6. Quality Assurance Constructing any civil structure needs to pass a certain quality inspection to be viable for human use. In the event that improper or low-quality materials are used for construction, the structure will not be able to withstand for long periods of time, and could even collapse. To avoid this, civil site engineers have to be constantly vigilant regarding the materials used for construction, ensuring that the professionals involved in the construction are skilled to accomplish the task at hand.

7. Communicating with Teammates Civil site engineers have to interact with a wide range of people ranging from daily construction labourers to upper management running the project. Besides having excellent technical skills, these professionals also need to have good communication skills to communicate efficiently with their teammates and the upper management simultaneously.