Inspector - Civil - Dry Utilities

The Civil Inspector works closely with the Resident Engineer (RE), Assistant Resident Engineer (ARE), Contractor, QA/QC team, surveyors, and Client representatives to monitor construction progress, verify workmanship and materials, identify site issues, and ensure compliance with project requirements. Key Responsibilities Inspect and supervise dry utility works including electrical networks, street lighting systems, telecommunications networks, ICT ducts, utility corridors, substations, feeder pillars, and associated civil infrastructure . Ensure construction activities are carried out in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, method statements, and applicable authority requirements. Monitor excavation, trenching, duct bank installation, cable laying, backfilling, reinstatement, and utility crossings. Inspect construction of electrical chambers, telecom manholes, handholes, feeder pillar foundations, cable trenches, and utility structures. Verify compliance of installed ducts, conduits, cables, warning tapes, marker posts, and related materials with approved specifications. Witness testing and commissioning activities, including cable testing, duct integrity testing, illumination testing, and utility inspections. Review and process contractor Inspection Requests (IRs) and ensure timely inspections. Prepare daily inspection reports, field observation reports, and maintain inspection records. Identify and report non-conforming works and monitor corrective actions. Ensure contractor compliance with project quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) requirements. Coordinate with Resident Engineers, Utility Engineers, Contractors, Utility Authorities, and Client representatives. Verify utility alignments, levels, coordinates, and as-built records. Monitor safe working practices, traffic management measures, and utility protection requirements. Support project testing, commissioning, handover, and closeout activities.

Diploma or Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering. Relevant utility inspection or construction certifications are advantageous. Minimum 7 years of construction supervision and inspection experience . Minimum 5 years of experience in dry utility infrastructure projects . Experience in electrical, telecom, ICT, street lighting, and utility corridor works. Previous experience on large-scale infrastructure developments, roads, communities, industrial, or mixed-use developments. Experience working with private developers and utility authorities is preferred.

Inspect and supervise dry utility works including electrical networks, street lighting systems, telecommunications networks, ICT ducts, utility corridors, substations, feeder pillars, and associated civil infrastructure. Ensure construction activities are carried out in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, method statements, and applicable authority requirements. Monitor excavation, trenching, duct bank installation, cable laying, backfilling, reinstatement, and utility crossings. Inspect construction of electrical chambers, telecom manholes, handholes, feeder pillar foundations, cable trenches, and utility structures. Verify compliance of installed ducts, conduits, cables, warning tapes, marker posts, and related materials with approved specifications. Witness testing and commissioning activities, including cable testing, duct integrity testing, illumination testing, and utility inspections. Review and process contractor Inspection Requests (IRs) and ensure timely inspections. Prepare daily inspection reports, field observation reports, and maintain inspection records. Identify and report non-conforming works and monitor corrective actions. Ensure contractor compliance with project QA/QC requirements. Coordinate with Resident Engineers, Utility Engineers, Contractors, Utility Authorities, and Client representatives. Verify utility alignments, levels, coordinates, and as-built records. Monitor safe working practices, traffic management measures, and utility protection requirements. Support project testing, commissioning, handover, and closeout activities.