Civil Engineer

Confidential Company

Verifying structural reinforcement by inspecting rebar placement, spacing, and diameter against structural drawings before concrete pours.

Monitoring concrete placement and curing, including supervising slump tests, ensuring proper vibration to prevent honeycombing, and verifying that test cubes/cylinders are taken correctly.

Reviewing and approving Material Submittals to ensure that every product used on-site—from the grade of steel to the type of waterproofing—matches the approved project specifications.

Conducting daily site walk-throughs to identify deviations from the approved drawings or "Method Statements" and issuing Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) when work is substandard.

Monitoring site safety and housekeeping, ensuring that scaffolding is secure, fall protection is in place, and that the contractor adheres to the Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) plan.

Witnessing on-site testing, such as soil compaction tests for foundations, hydrostatic pressure tests for plumbing, and pull-out tests for anchors.

Documenting progress through Daily Reports, maintaining a precise log of manpower, equipment usage, weather conditions, and work completed for payment valuation.

Managing the "Request for Inspection" (RFI) process, responding promptly to contractor requests to check specific work stages before they are "covered up" by subsequent tasks.

Reviewing "As-Built" drawings submitted by the contractor to ensure they accurately reflect any changes made during the execution phase.

Assisting in the snagging (punch list) process during the final stages of the project to identify and correct minor defects before handing the building over to the client.

Tracking material quantities and wastage, ensuring the contractor is managing resources efficiently and that the project remains within the calculated material benchmarks.

Coordinating with the Project Manager to resolve technical clashes on-site, such as when a structural beam interferes with a planned HVAC duct.