Civil And Interior Site Engineer

Job Summary We are looking for a responsible and technically skilled Site Engineer to manage day-to-day site activities for residential and commercial construction and interior projects. The candidate will be responsible for site execution, labor coordination, quality control, material management, and ensuring that all work is completed as per approved drawings, specifications, project schedules, and company standards. 1. Site Execution and Supervision Supervise daily construction and interior execution activities at the project site. Ensure work is carried out according to approved architectural, structural, electrical, plumbing, and interior drawings. Monitor civil works, masonry, plastering, flooring, painting, false ceiling, carpentry, modular furniture, electrical, and plumbing works as applicable. Coordinate with subcontractors, carpenters, electricians, plumbers, painters, fabricators, and other site workers. Ensure proper sequencing and timely completion of all site activities. 2. Drawing and Technical Coordination Read and interpret architectural, structural, and interior working drawings. Check site dimensions, levels, alignments, and measurements before execution. Identify drawing discrepancies and coordinate with the design team for clarification. Ensure that all site modifications are approved before implementation. 3. Quality Control Inspect materials and workmanship to ensure compliance with project specifications. Monitor finishing quality, alignment, levels, dimensions, and detailing. Identify defects and coordinate corrective actions. Ensure proper implementation of quality and safety standards. 4. Material and Labour Management Prepare material requirements and coordinate timely procurement. Monitor material consumption, wastage, storage, and usage. Maintain daily labour attendance and productivity records. Coordinate material deliveries and verify quantities received at the site. 5. Project Planning and Reporting Prepare daily progress reports and update project status. Monitor work progress against the project schedule and milestones. Report delays, site issues, material shortages, and additional work requirements to the Project Manager. Maintain site measurement sheets, work records, checklists, and progress photographs. 6. Client and Vendor Coordination Coordinate with clients, architects, consultants, vendors, and subcontractors. Attend site meetings and communicate progress updates. Assist in measurements, quantity verification, billing, and preparation of work completion reports. Support final inspections, snag-list preparation, and project handover. 7. Safety and Housekeeping Ensure workers follow site safety procedures and use appropriate personal protective equipment. Maintain cleanliness and proper storage of materials. Ensure safe working practices and report hazards or unsafe conditions. Required QualificationsDiploma or B.E./B.Tech in Civil Engineering or a relevant construction-related qualification. Working knowledge of construction methods, interior execution, and site supervision. Ability to read and interpret technical drawings. Basic knowledge of AutoCAD, MS Excel, and site documentation. Good communication, coordination, and problem-solving skills. ExperienceFreshers with strong technical knowledge may apply. Preferred experience: 1–4 years in residential or commercial construction and interior projects. Key SkillsSite supervision and execution Labour and subcontractor management Material planning and quantity estimation Quality control and finishing inspection Drawing interpretation and measurement Time management and coordination Problem-solving and reporting Performance Expectations Completion of assigned work within agreed timelines. Quality execution with minimum rework and material wastage. Effective coordination of labor, materials, and subcontractors. Accurate site measurements and progress reporting. Compliance with approved drawings, specifications, and safety requirements.

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