Responsibilities

We envisage success in this role to include;

Attending to Inspection Requests (IR's) submitted by the contractor and take appropriate action in a timely manner.

Inspecting the installation of electrical components such as conduits, wiring, and outlets within precast elements.

Demonstrating knowledge in MEP l techniques, procedures, and in all relevant international codes and standards.

Demonstrating experience and capability in all aspects of the mechanical engineering discipline. 

Review submitted shop drawings against contract drawings and specifications, local codes and statutory requirements and international best practice.

Report any works carried out by contractor found to not be in accordance with approved drawing and specifications and report to stakeholders for appropriate action.

Monitor quality of works and assess the safety at site including health and environmental issues, ensuring compliance with contractual / QCS specifications and safety and health risk assessments. 

Maintain records for daily activities on site including progress photos and ensure they are readily available for inspection as and when required.

Prepare surveillance report(s) for deficiencies of work found at site and non conformance reports (NCR) if required in view of the development of events.

Check and ensure effective co-ordination between discipline related works and all other disciplines.

Provide technical input and experiences to resolve any discipline related issues on site that may arise.

Qualifications

To be successful in this dynamic opportunity, we envision that you will bring a minimum of 10 years' career experience partnered with a Diploma or Bachelor Degree in a Mechanical or Electrical Engineering discipline. 

Desired Candidate Profile