Construction Engineer

Construction / Project Engineer – Electrical & Fabrication Job Purpose The Construction / Project Engineer – Electrical & Fabrication is responsible for coordinating engineering deliverables, fabrication activities, and construction preparation to ensure efficient execution of electrical installation works. The role serves as the key interface between engineering, procurement, fabrication yards, and site construction teams to ensure electrical systems are delivered safely, on schedule, and in compliance with project specifications and quality standards. HSE & Quality Integration  • Ensure that construction and fabrication documents incorporate applicable HSE and Quality requirements.  • Participate in safety reviews, risk assessments, and pre-job briefings.  • Ensure Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), inspection checklists, and quality hold points are included in work packs.  • Promote safe work practices in all electrical and fabrication activities.  Construction Work Preparation  • Translate engineering deliverables (drawings, specifications, method statements) into detailed construction work packs.  • Define scope of work, required tools, manpower, and materials for electrical installation activities.  • Prepare method statements and Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs) in coordination with HSE and Construction teams.  • Ensure all prerequisites such as permits, access requirements, and lifting plans are in place prior to execution.  Electrical Engineering Coordination  • Review electrical engineering deliverables including single line diagrams, cable schedules, equipment layouts, and installation drawings to ensure readiness for construction.  • Coordinate with engineering teams to resolve technical queries and ensure constructability of electrical systems.  • Raise and track Technical Queries (TQs) and Requests for Information (RFIs).  • Participate in design and constructability reviews.  Fabrication & Installation Oversight  • Monitor fabrication activities related to electrical equipment, cable trays, supports, and prefabricated assemblies.  • Ensure fabrication and installation activities comply with project specifications and approved drawings.  • Coordinate electrical installation activities including cable routing, termination, and equipment installation.  • Support preparation for electrical testing and commissioning.  Scheduling & Resource Planning  • Develop detailed look-ahead schedules aligned with the Integrated Master Schedule.  • Identify manpower, equipment, scaffolding, and material requirements.  • Coordinate with procurement and logistics to ensure timely delivery of materials and equipment.  • Identify potential constraints and propose mitigation measures to prevent delays.  Interface with Engineering & Procurement  • Liaise with engineering teams to ensure design deliverables are construction-ready.  • Coordinate with procurement to align equipment and material deliveries with construction and fabrication sequences.  • Provide feedback on constructability during engineering design reviews.  Coordination with Site & Yard Teams  • Interface with Site Manager, Supervisors, and Foremen to ensure clarity of construction work packs.  • Support construction teams by resolving technical issues during execution.  • Coordinate with fabrication yards and vendors to monitor fabrication progress and quality compliance.  • Ensure preparation of temporary works including scaffolding, lifting equipment, and site facilities.  Reporting & Documentation  • Maintain registers of work packs, method statements, RFIs, and permits issued.  • Track construction preparation and fabrication progress.  • Report readiness and progress updates to the Project Control Manager and Site Manager.  • Contribute to lessons learned by capturing improvement opportunities.  Special working conditions: • Onshore site visits and extended working hours may be required during critical project phases.  • Must be available for rapid deployment to project sites when operational issues arise.