Project Engineer

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: CIVIL PROJECT ENGINEER1. COMPLETE SITE MANAGEMENT & WORK EXECUTION

• Daily Workflow Control: Plan, schedule, and lead all day-to-day construction activities on-site from opening to shutdown.
• Drawing Interpretation: Read, interpret, and execute work strictly according to structural blueprints, architectural drawings, and MEP layouts.
• Quality Assurance: Supervise critical concrete pouring, slab casting, column starters, proper water curing, and the secure tying of column gunny bags.
• Wastage Prevention: Ensure strict monitoring of concrete mixes to completely eliminate excessive slurry spillover and material waste.
• Site Safety & Cleanliness: Maintain safety protocols for all site workers and ensure the site is cleaned regularly after daily casting operations.

2. TECHNICAL CALCULATIONS & REINFORCEMENT CONTROLS (BBS & QUANTITIES)

• Bar Bending Schedules (BBS): Independently calculate and prepare detailed Bar Bending Schedules for steel reinforcements in columns, beams, slabs, and foundations.
• Quantity Estimation: Perform precise pre-construction quantity take-offs for cement, sand, coarse aggregates, reinforcement steel, and structural cover blocks.
• Material Reconciliation: Track daily material consumption against actual work done to detect and stop theft or unexplained material drops on site.
• Structural Alignment: Ensure the correct placement of cover blocks for columns, beams, and slabs before giving the green light for concrete pouring.

3. VENDOR & CONTRACTOR HANDLING

• Labor Coordination: Directly handle, assign tasks to, and manage multiple sub-contractors, piece-rate workers, and civil labor forces.
• Conflict Resolution: Resolve daily disputes between different working groups on-site to keep construction moving without delays.
• Progress Tracking: Monitor contractor speed against the project master timeline and issue warning notices if a contractor falls behind schedule.
• Work Verification: Conduct physical measurements of completed works to confirm they match specified contractual agreements.

4. INVOICING, BILLING & FINANCIAL CONTROL

• Contractor Bill Verification: Verify sub-contractor measurement sheets against ground reality on a per-square-foot (Sft) or item-rate basis.
• Client Invoice Generation: Prepare, document, and submit accurate Running Account (RA) bills and monthly progress invoices to the management.
• Price Compliance Check: Cross-check contractor bills against fixed contract rates (such as verifying general area work at 12/Sft and slab work at 11/Sft).
• Daily Documentation: Maintain structural registers, material delivery logs, test reports (cube testing), and submit the Daily Progress Report (DPR).

5. RAILWAY SITE INFRASTRUCTURE COMPLIANCE (SPECIALIZED)

• Railway Standard Adherence: Ensure all structural construction matches Indian Railways Unified Standard Specifications and safety manuals.
• Liaison Support: Assist management during inspections conducted by Railway authorities, RVNL, or third-party quality control auditors.
• Logbook Maintenance: Maintain specialized railway site registers, including safety logbooks, track block logs, and material test certificates.