Site Engineer

Main responsibilities Construction supervision and execution Oversee daily site works (e.g. piling, excavation, formwork, rebar, concrete, MEP installation) against approved drawings and specifications Set out and check levels, alignments and dimensions Plan daily and weekly work, and coordinate manpower, materials and equipment Quality control Carry out inspections and hold-point checks before concrete pours and covering up works Submit material and method statements for approval, and keep test records (concrete cubes, steel, soil compaction) Raise and close out non-conformance reports and defects Workplace safety and health (WSH) Enforce the WSH Act and related regulations on site Prepare and follow risk assessments, safe work procedures and permit-to-work systems (hot work, confined space, work at height, lifting) Run toolbox meetings and report incidents and near misses Work with the safety officer or coordinator, though safety remains everyone’s duty Progress, cost and documentation Track progress against the programme and report delays Measure completed work for progress claims and check subcontractor claims Handle RFIs (requests for information), site instructions, variation orders and as-built records Prepare daily and weekly reports Coordination and regulatory work Liaise with the client, architect, structural and M&E engineers, the Qualified Person (QP), and the resident engineer or clerk of works Support inspections and submissions to agencies such as BCA, LTA, PUB, NEA and SCDF, including via CORENET Help prepare for TOP (Temporary Occupation Permit) and CSC (Certificate of Statutory Completion)