Project Engineer

The Project Engineer is responsible for planning, managing, documentation
and executing engineering projects from conception through completion. The role
involves coordinating with multidisciplinary teams, managing resources, documentations
control, ensuring compliance with industry standards, and solving any technical
issues that arise. The Project Engineer is expected to deliver projects on
time, within scope, and on budget while ensuring quality standards are met.

• Assist
  PM or his assigned in developing project scopes, objectives, and engineering
  deliverables, including presentations.
  
• Prepare
  technical documentation, specifications, and project timelines.
  
• Work
  closely with the Project Manager to develop detailed work plans, schedules, and
  budgets.
  
• Create
  and maintain comprehensive project documentation, including technical
  reports, drawings, and specifications.
  
• Attend
  and facilitate sites activities by interfacing with subcontractors and
  engineers.
  
• Monitor,
  manage and report on sites activities.
  
• Assist Interface
  Manager in the submission and approval of permits.
  
• Assist Planner
  in planning and scheduling.
  
• Assist PM
  in preparation and regular updates of status reports, risks and issues to
  the project owner, stakeholders, and senior management
  
• Regular
  exchange and coordination with all departments and external vendors to
  meet project milestones and assure execution within contractually agreed parameters.
  
• Monitor
  and manage project risks and issues, escalating them as necessary.
  
• Prepare documentation
  and management of risks and issues
  
• Facilitate
  meetings with stakeholders, contractors, and vendors to ensure project
  milestones are being met.
  
• Coordinate
  meetings and ensure clear communication across project teams and customers
  
• Coordinate activities of the project teams through task delegation,
  resource assignment and programme management
  
• Review
  vendor and subcontractor quotations for technical compliance and budget
  considerations.
  

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