Project Engineer (Steel)

Key Responsibilities

Project Planning & Coordination

• Review structural drawings, specifications, and BOQs.
• Prepare project schedules for fabrication and erection activities.
• Coordinate with clients, consultants, subcontractors, and internal teams.
• Monitor project progress and resolve site issues.

Fabrication Management

• Coordinate with workshop/fabrication team.
• Ensure materials meet project specifications.
• Monitor cutting, welding, drilling, and assembly activities.
• Track fabrication progress against schedule.

Site Execution & Installation

• Supervise steel erection activities at site.
• Ensure alignment with approved shop drawings.
• Coordinate crane operations and lifting plans.
• Monitor manpower productivity and resource allocation.

Technical Documentation

• Review shop drawings before submission.
• Prepare RFIs (Requests for Information).
• Handle MIRs (Material Inspection Requests).
• Submit method statements and inspection requests.

Safety Compliance

• Follow site HSE regulations.
• Conduct toolbox talks with site teams.
• Ensure safe lifting and erection procedures.
• Monitor work-at-height safety practices.

Project Monitoring & Reporting

• Track daily progress reports.
• Monitor delays and propose recovery plans.
• Coordinate material delivery schedules.
• Support project manager in planning updates.

Required Skills

• Strong knowledge of structural steel drawings
• Familiarity with fabrication processes
• Site erection experience
• AutoCAD knowledge (preferred)
• Understanding of welding standards
• Planning & coordination skills
• Problem-solving ability
• Communication with consultants & clients

Qualification Requirements

Typical requirements include:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical / Civil / Structural Engineering
• 3–8 years experience in steel fabrication & erection projects
• Experience in industrial, warehouse, or commercial steel structures

Work Location: In person