Project Engineer (Civil and Structural)

The Project Engineer (Civil and Structural) is responsible for coordinating, planning, and monitoring civil and structural engineering activities throughout the project lifecycle to ensure that project objectives, technical requirements, quality standards, safety requirements, approved budgets, and schedules are met. The position serves as the engineering focal point for civil and structural project matters, ensuring effective coordination between project stakeholders, engineering disciplines, contractors, construction teams, and relevant Company departments.

Defining project objectives and scope, clearly outlining the Company’s requirements, expectations, and desired outcomes Develops project plan, including identification of milestones, tasks, resources and timelines. Develops terms of reference, schedule, project charter, and Company guidelines. Incorporates anti-risk measures into the project calendar plan. Organizing the project team: assigning roles, distributing tasks, motivating and managing team members, determining the degree of responsibility of participants. Monitoring project implementation: tracking progress, controlling timelines and budget, solving problems that arise. Informing Company of project status in a timely manner and ensuring transparency in communication. Risk management: identifying potential risks, developing strategies to manage and minimize them. Project resource planning and management: budgeting, allocation of financial and material resources. Interaction with stakeholders (departments), taking into account their needs and interests. Developing and coordinating changes to the project plan when necessary. Preparation and submission of regular reports on the progress and results of the project to the management, for the use of the budget

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