Site Engineer – Underground Station (Civil)

**Site Engineer – Underground Station** The Site Engineer – Underground Station will support the Construction Manager and stations supervision team in the day-to-day monitoring of construction works for an underground metro station. Working under general supervision, the role performs routine site engineering duties, applying standard engineering techniques, procedures and criteria to confirm that the works are built in accordance with the approved design, specifications and project quality requirements. **Key Responsibilities** **Site Supervision and Inspection** Perform routine site engineering duties for underground station works, including excavation, support of excavation, structures and associated civil works Independently conduct walk-downs and inspections of installed commodities (reinforcement, formwork, concrete, waterproofing, embedded items and temporary works) to confirm conformance with specifications and approved design Review Contractor inspection requests and attend inspections, tests and hold points in accordance with approved Inspection and Test Plans and Method Statements Monitor construction activities typical of underground stations, such as diaphragm walls, bored piles, dewatering, bulk excavation, strutting and base slab works Raise and track Non-Conformance Reports and verify corrective actions are closed out **Engineering Judgement and Technical Review** Apply standard engineering techniques and procedures to meet specifications, escalating design or quality issues to the Senior Site Engineer / Resident Engineer Review shop drawings, method statements and material submittals relevant to station works Review geotechnical and structural instrumentation data against trigger levels and report exceedances Support coordination of interfaces with tunnelling, MEP and architectural finishes packages **Quantities, Progress and Reporting** Perform quantity surveys and verify Contractor quantities for interim payment assessments Monitor progress against the approved construction programme and highlight delays or risks Maintain daily site diaries, inspection records, weekly and monthly progress inputs, and photographic records Support preparation of as-built records and handover documentation **Health, Safety, Environment and Quality** Promote and comply with the project HSE plan, including permit-to-work and deep excavation requirements Report unsafe acts and conditions and support HSE inspections and audits Follow the project Quality Management System and document control procedures

Degree in Civil Engineering

Site Supervision and Inspection: Perform routine site engineering duties for underground station works, including excavation, support of excavation, structures and associated civil works; Independently conduct walk-downs and inspections of installed commodities (reinforcement, formwork, concrete, waterproofing, embedded items and temporary works) to confirm conformance with specifications and approved design; Review Contractor inspection requests and attend inspections, tests and hold points in accordance with approved Inspection and Test Plans and Method Statements; Monitor construction activities typical of underground stations, such as diaphragm walls, bored piles, dewatering, bulk excavation, strutting and base slab works; Raise and track Non-Conformance Reports and verify corrective actions are closed out; Engineering Judgement and Technical Review: Apply standard engineering techniques and procedures to meet specifications, escalating design or quality issues to the Senior Site Engineer / Resident Engineer; Review shop drawings, method statements and material submittals relevant to station works; Review geotechnical and structural instrumentation data against trigger levels and report exceedances; Support coordination of interfaces with tunnelling, MEP and architectural finishes packages; Quantities, Progress and Reporting: Perform quantity surveys and verify Contractor quantities for interim payment assessments; Monitor progress against the approved construction programme and highlight delays or risks; Maintain daily site diaries, inspection records, weekly and monthly progress inputs, and photographic records; Support preparation of as-built records and handover documentation; Health, Safety, Environment and Quality: Promote and comply with the project HSE plan, including permit-to-work and deep excavation requirements; Report unsafe acts and conditions and support HSE inspections and audits; Follow the project Quality Management System and document control procedures