Join one of Dubai’s leading Engineering, architecture and environmental companies with a diversified business in the building industry.
Candidate should be Mechanical Engineering graduate with minimum 3-5 years of working Experience as a site Engineer responsible for Site supervisions, Work Progress, Execution, Quality Checks and Records for High Rise Towers and Luxury Villas.
•Check materials received on site in compliance with the Contractor’s approved submissions.
•Inspect construction works that include builder works and MEP installation as per shop drawings and project specifications.
•Check As-Built Red Line Marked Up drawings on site
•Inspect testing and commissioning for all services.
•Check non-conformity to specifications and drawings
•Assist other engineers upon the approval of shop drawings and material submittal.
•Review contractor’s method statements, temporary work proposals, personnel deployment schedule and duties allocation
•Administer and manage all submittals & approval process.
•Monitor contractor’s activities on site concerning technical and contractual compliance.
•Monitor contractor’s progress concerning all program related issues.
•Discuss with the other engineers all interrelated construction functions including materials, equipment and construction sequence.
•Communicate directly with the contractors and Client to coordinate activities on routine matters.
Candidate willing to join on immediate basis and with 3-5 years of experience in UAE shall be preferred.
Candidate having UAE Driving License with Car will be preferred.
Please send updated CV with copies of academic degrees, memberships & registrations certificates attested with the relevant government bodies with recent photographs.
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