Junior Engineer Planning

Responsibilities are as below: - Prepare schedule with appropriate method and sequence of construction operations for all the projects/ tenders in close coordination with the Projects Management team. - Prepare the Progress Monitoring system in close coordination with the Project Management and Client as per the Contract requirement/ standard industry practice. - Monitor the project progress by updating the master schedule and in case of delay, catch up plans must be prepared in order to meet the project completion date as per the contractual schedule. - Liaise with the Site Manager and the Surveyor throughout the process, making adjustments to projects, as necessary. - Assist Cost Engineer in budget preparation - Interface with the clients, project management team and sub-contractors to ensure project and site progress. - Specifies the method of reporting (content, times) and synchronize it with the specific requirements made by the customer (Progress reporting). - Schedule compliance, reworking cost calculation, idle time cost calculation, Efficiency and Resource utilization. - Prepare invoice for submission to client and extra work calculations. - Provide internal project reporting for head office, as scheduled and the monthly project review, as well. - Early warning/notification to project team/ management for the delays and recommend/propose corrective actions. - Prepares the procurement plan (resource planning of personnel, material and equipment, etc.). - Monitor the progress of the project in relation to manpower report as per master schedule. - Coordination with other project key personnel in order to get proper feedback for better statistical analysis. - Prepare the project risk register and maintain the register until the project close-out phase.

Short Info

  • Published:11 years ago
  • Company:Up to 7,000 Monthly (AED)
  • Location:Abu Dhabi,UAE
 
 
 

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