The Construction Management Engineer (Construction Supervisor) will report to the Project Manager and be responsible for overseeing the construction of incinerator civil works, installation, commissioning and testing. This role involves providing technical support, ensuring quality and timely project delivery, and maintaining compliance with project standards and regulations. FUNCTIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES - Construction Supervision and Management;
- Reporting;
- Knowledge Management and Sharing;
- Monitoring and Progress Control;
Construction Supervision and Management - Oversee construction activities of the incinerator civil works and the required installation, commissioning, testing and training activities.
- In line with UNOPS guidelines and processes, implement and maintain quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) procedures, including stage testing, verification, and documentation.
- Monitor construction progress, ensuring adherence to project schedule, budget, and quality standards.
- Verify and monitor contractor compliance with project Health, Safety, Environmental and Social requirements.
- As per the Project Manager’s request, conduct inspections to assess the quality of workmanship and compliance with project specifications.
- Verify contractor compliance with project requirements (e.g., bill of quantities, specifications, drawings, and any other contractual obligations) and manage necessary inspections and approvals.
- Prepare and maintain detailed progress reports, including photographs and documentation.
Reporting - Prepare and submit comprehensive site progress reports to the Project Manager.
- Participate in site coordination meetings and prepare meeting minutes.
- Conduct quantity surveys and prepare progress payment recommendations.
- Manage project documentation, including permits, inspections, and correspondence.
Knowledge Management and Sharing - Provide support in documenting project challenges and lessons learned.
- Contribute to knowledge transfer and training of project team members.
- Adhere to UNOPS construction and engineering best practices, environmental management standards, and health and safety regulations.
- Participate in relevant communities of practice and share project experiences.
Monitoring and Progress Control - Track project schedule and identify potential delays or risks.
- Monitor site activities, including materials, labor, and equipment.
- Participate in project stakeholder meetings.
- Proactively identify and address quality, timeliness and safety issues.
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