RESIDENT TECHNICAL OFFICER

Job Requirements:

• Registered with IES/ACES, with a minimum of 5years of relevant working experience in civil and structural works atconstruction sites.
• Must be fully conversant with BCA regulationsand able to systematically maintain site records, government contract documentsand comply with BCA reporting requirements.
• Degree or Diploma in Civil & StructuralEngineering, or a Building-related qualification from a local polytechnic, withrelevant experience in supervising civil and structural works.
• Experienced in supervising major earthworks,road and drainage works, installation of utilities and associated works. Experience in PSPC girders or segmental post-tensioned viaducts will be anadded advantage.
• Willing to travel and work across multipleproject sites.

Job Descriptions:

• Provide site supervision for civil, structural and miscellaneous works for infrastructure projects.
• Liaise with contractors on work schedules, project progress, work quality, site safety and quality control to ensure compliance with project specifications.
• Ensure all works carried out by contractors comply with approved drawings, specifications, construction methodologies and project schedules.
• Coordinate with relevant authorities and local communities on matters relating to site activities and construction works.
• Carry out site supervision duties in accordance with BCA regulations and report to the Project Qualified Person (QP) and Project Engineers.
• Provide regular progress updates and feedback to the Consultant, highlighting areas for improvement in safety, site supervision, security, construction and maintenance.
• Actively participate in weekly site safety inspections together with contractors and the Authority's Representatives.
• Chair daily monitoring review meetings with contractors and instrumentation and monitoring (IM) contractors to review readings from real-time monitoring systems and identify potential areas of concern arising from construction activities.
• Conduct regular inspections of the site and surrounding structures to identify any visible damage potentially caused by construction activities.
• Prepare accurate daily and shift reports documenting work activities, incidents, manpower, materials, plant and equipment usage, including standby and idle time, breakdowns, repair resources, work locations and activity durations.
• Maintain proper site documentation and records of all construction changes, and verify as-built drawings, including as-built shop drawings prepared by contractors.