Project Engineer

Responsibilities

Assist in supervising site works to ensure compliance with project plans and quality standards

Coordinate project planning, documentation, and execution activities on site to meet schedule and quality targets

Monitor and supervise project progress, manpower deployment, and materials planning and ordering to optimize resource use

Liaise with contractors and suppliers to resolve project implementation issues and attend site meetings as required

Produce weekly site progress reports and prepare necessary submissions for project tracking and compliance

Conduct site inspections and attend meetings to ensure work quality and adherence to authority requirements

Collaborate effectively with inter-departmental teams, clients, and consultants to facilitate smooth project delivery

Work independently and as part of a team to achieve project objectives

Requirements

Degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent

Strong organizational and planning skills applied to project coordination and site supervision

Effective communication and coordination skills to engage stakeholders and support teamwork

Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a team environment

Sato Kogyo

traces its roots to one of the oldest turnkey contractors in Japan. Established in 1862 and headquartered in Tokyo, Sato Kogyo laid the cornerstone of modern building technology by focusing on and developing newer and more efficient construction methodologies that are still relevant around the world today.

Over a rich history of more than 140 years, Sato Kogyo has accomplished numerous types of building and civil engineering projects of varying scale, nature and complexity from Japan to United States, Singapore to Malaysia and Thailand to China. In 1972, the firm recognised the growing construction activities in the Asia Pacific region and spreaded its wings beyond the shores of Japan. Expanding rapidly in response to its success, Sato Kogyo set up offices in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Xi’an. The strength of the Singapore Office has evolved into a Regional Headquarters in 2002 to oversee the emerging East Asian markets.