Site Engineer (Offshore-Oil and Gas)

Position Site Engineer Offshore projects Reports To Site ManagerDepartment OperationsLocation- Offshore projects UAESalary- 8k- 12k AED Accommodation Food Transportation other benefitsJob Purpose Our client is a part of a reputed UAE-based holding group with diversified business interests across construction engineering and infrastructure development The organization is recognized for its strong project delivery capabilities and contribution to major developments in the region As a Site Engineer you will Perform engineering duties in planning designing supervising and overseeing the construction and maintenance of buildings structures and associated facilities Key ResponsibilitiesSite Project ManagementSupervise construction activities and coordinate site operations Conduct site surveys and organize project resources Ensure projects are completed in accordance with approved specifications budget schedule quality and safety standards Monitor civil and structural works to ensure compliance with approved drawings and project specifications Communication CoordinationCoordinate effectively with clients consultants architects subcontractors and internal stakeholders Participate in project meetings and provide technical support to ensure smooth execution Documentation DrawingsPrepare and maintain site reports inspection reports and engineering documentation Review construction drawings and design documents Utilize CAD software when required Identify project constraints and recommend corrective actions Planning EstimationEstimate material quantities labor requirements and project costs Support project planning and feasibility assessments Material ManagementCoordinate material procurement and availability Evaluate materials and recommend cost-effective solutions while maintaining quality standards Emergency ResponseRespond promptly to on-site emergencies and safety-related incidents Support immediate corrective actions to minimize operational risks ReportingPrepare daily weekly and monthly progress reports Report project updates delays and site issues to the Site Manager Health Safety QualityEnsure compliance with Health Safety Environment and Quality HSEQ standards Promote safe working practices across the project site Conduct site inspections and ensure adherence to company safety procedures Policies ComplianceFollow company policies procedures and regulatory requirements Ensure all activities comply with applicable engineering standards and legislation Internal StakeholdersSite ManagerProject ManagerCivil EngineersMEP EngineersSupervisorsProcurement TeamQA QC TeamHSE TeamExternal StakeholdersClientsConsultantsContractorsSubcontractorsSuppliers Minimum QualificationsBachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering or a related engineering discipline.ExperienceMinimum 3 years of experience as a Site Engineer in building or construction projects.Key SkillsSite ExecutionConstruction ManagementProject CoordinationCivil EngineeringSite SupervisionStructural WorksQuantity EstimationMaterial ManagementAutoCADMS OfficeReading Engineering DrawingsQA/QCHSE ComplianceReportingCommunication SkillsLeadership & Team ManagementProblem SolvingTime ManagementPlanning & Scheduling

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