MEP Site Engineer

Key Responsibilities

1. MEP Site Management & Coordination

• Lead and manage all on-site MEP installation activities, including HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and ELV systems.
• Coordinate MEP works with civil, structural, and architectural teams to ensure smooth interfaces and sequencing.
• Ensure site activities are executed in accordance with approved drawings, method statements, and project programs.

2. Design & Technical Coordination

• Review and coordinate MEP shop drawings, material submittals, and technical clarifications with consultants and subcontractors.
• Ensure all MEP installations comply with Saudi Building Code (SBC), Saudi Civil Defense, SEC, NWC, and other relevant authority (e.g., MODON) requirements.

3. Subcontractor & Workforce Management

• Manage and supervise MEP subcontractors and site labor to ensure productivity, quality, and safety compliance. Monitor workmanship and enforce quality standards through inspections and site checks.Ensure subcontractors follow approved safety plans and site HSE procedures.

4. Authority Approvals & Compliance

• Coordinate inspections and approvals with Saudi Civil Defense and other local authorities related to MEP systems.

5. Procurement & Material Control

• Support procurement activities by reviewing technical specifications and assisting in supplier and material evaluations. Monitor delivery, storage, and installation of MEP materials and equipment to avoid delays and quality issues.

6. Installation Progress, Testing & Commissioning

• Monitor and report MEP installation progress against the project schedule. Coordinate testing, commissioning, and pre-commissioning activities for all MEP systems.

7. Issue Resolution & Continuous Improvement

• Identify and resolve technical, quality, safety, and progress-related issues on site.
• Proactively propose constructability improvements and value engineering solutions while maintaining compliance and performance.

8. Package Interface & Risk Management

• Identify, manage, and mitigate interface risks arising from split contracts and multiple subcontractors.
• Develop and maintain package interface matrices, responsibility demarcation documents, and sequencing plans to mitigate scope gaps and interface risks.
• Manage cross-trade coordination meetings and resolve interface-related conflicts between subcontractors to avoid delays and claims.