Civil Inspector-Main Access Road (Local)(Pakil)

Qualifications

  • Bachelors Degree in Civil Engineering
  • Masters Degree in Civil Engineering or Transportation Engineering
  • Professional Civil Engineer (PRC Licensed)
  • Construction Safety Training (40-hour COSH or equivalent)
  • Training in QA/QC Inspection

Experience

  • Minimum 8 years of civil engineering experience.
  • Minimum 5 years in road construction supervision or inspection.
  • Experience in mountainous road construction earthworks drainage and slope stabilization.
  • Experience in quality inspection and testing of civil works.
  • Experience coordinating with contractors and consultants.

Role/Tasks

  • Conduct daily inspection of road construction activities including earthworks excavation embankment drainage systems pavement retaining structures culverts and slope protection works.
  • Verify that all construction activities comply with approved engineering drawings technical specifications contract requirements and relevant industry standards.
  • Monitor contractor workmanship construction methodologies and resource utilization to ensure efficient project execution.
  • Inspect construction materials and witness field and laboratory tests to confirm compliance with project quality requirements.
  • Identify non-conforming work prepare inspection reports recommend corrective actions and verify that deficiencies are rectified promptly.
  • Monitor contractor compliance with health safety and environmental (HSE) requirements and report unsafe conditions or practices.
  • Verify the implementation of environmental protection measures including erosion and sediment control drainage management and slope stabilization.
  • Measure completed works and assist in verifying contractor progress and quantities for progress payment assessments.
  • Prepare daily weekly and monthly inspection reports including photographic records and documentation of construction progress quality observations and site issues.
  • Coordinate with the Resident Engineer design engineers surveyors geotechnical engineers QA/QC personnel environmental specialists and contractors to resolve technical and construction-related issues.
  • Participate in site meetings technical inspections and coordination meetings providing updates on construction progress and inspection findings.
  • Assist in reviewing method statements inspection and test plans (ITPs) material submittals and requests for inspection submitted by the contractor.
  • Support project inspections conducted by the Client regulatory agencies and other stakeholders.
  • Maintain complete and accurate site records inspection logs non-conformance reports (NCRs) punch lists and as-built documentation.
  • Perform other duties assigned by the Resident Engineer that support the successful delivery of the Main Access Road works.

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Employment Type : Full-Time
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