- Setting out works: Marking out the site bounds, gridlines, and center points using surveying equipment like total stations, theodolites, or GPS.
- Blueprint interpretation: Reviewing and interpreting complex architectural, structural, and service drawings.
- Calculations verification: Double-checking design dimensions, quantities, and material estimates to prevent errors.
- Problem solving: Diagnosing unexpected technical difficulties on-site and engineering practical solutions.
Quality Assurance & Compliance
- Structural checking: Inspecting critical phases like excavation depths, shuttering alignment, and steel reinforcement before concrete pours.
- Material testing: Conducting field tests for civil engineering materials, such as slump and compressive strength tests on concrete.
- Regulatory compliance: Monitoring work to ensure total compliance with local building codes, environmental policies, and bylaws.
Safety & Site Operations
- Enforcing protocols: Ensuring all on-site personnel strictly follow health and safety rules, including wearing appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
- Resource management: Allocating labor tasks effectively and scheduling heavy machinery usage to optimize productivity.
- Subcontractor supervision: Monitoring the operational output of subcontractors and trade craftspeople to protect build milestones.
#All work including Labour Management will be prefered.
Administration & Communication
- Daily documentation: Maintaining site diaries, recording casting metrics, logging material inventories, and preparing progress reports.
- Stakeholder liaison: Acting as the core technical point of contact between architects, project managers, vendors, and clients.
- Measurement recording: Measuring and valuing physical work completed on-site to assist quantity surveyors with contractor billing.
Benefits:
- Cell phone reimbursement
- Flexible schedule
- Food provided
- Leave encashment
- Work from home
Work Location: Remote
