site engineer mechanical

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Job Description mail:- info@naukripay.com Site Engineer's job description generally involves overseeing the construction of buildings, roads, bridges, and other infrastructure projects. They manage daily activities on site, ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget. This includes supervising construction personnel, adhering to safety regulations, and managing the project's technical aspects. Site Planning And Layout Key responsibilities of a Site Engineer often include: Marking out the site, determining locations for installations, and applying designs and plans. Construction Supervision Overseeing the daily work, ensuring compliance with plans and specifications, and providing technical guidance. Quality Control Checking technical designs and drawings for accuracy, ensuring work quality, and addressing any issues. Safety Management Ensuring adherence to health and safety regulations and maintaining a safe work environment. Resource Management Managing materials, equipment, and manpower to ensure efficient project execution. Budget Management Monitoring and controlling project costs, providing cost estimates, and negotiating with contractors. Documentation Preparing site reports, logging progress, and maintaining detailed records. Stakeholder Communication Liaising with clients, subcontractors, architects, and other professionals. Example Tasks a Site Engineer Might Perform Reviewing work schedules and delegating tasks. Developing labor and material cost estimates. Preparing site reports and completing other site documentation. Advising the construction team on operational enhancements to lower costs and enhance efficiency. Resolving technical difficulties that occur during a construction project. To Be Successful In This Role, Individuals Typically Need A degree in Civil Engineering, Construction, or a related field. Work experience in the construction industry. Proficiency in CAD software. Strong communication and problem-solving skills. Knowledge of health and safety regulations. Show more Show less