Site Engineer Jobs in Across India - Ircon Construction

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES -

• The role of site engineer and what exactly they do varies enormously from project to project – a housing development, for example, will have very different needs to a shopping centre. 
  
• But most site engineer jobs will include technical, supervisory and organizational elements.
  
• Projects can be small-scale or multi-million pound affairs. 
  
• As a site engineer, you could be working on road, civil, rail or other infrastructure projects, based anywhere in India.
  
• A site engineer is part of the site management team, and takes some of the responsibility for security, health and safety, and organising and supervising materials and people.
  
• Site engineers act as day-to-day managers on a construction site, and the main source of technical advice and quality control for everyone working on it. 
  
• The role also involves levelling and surveying a site, checking drawings and quantities and ensuring the accuracy of calculations.
  
• Site engineers agree the price and oversee the choice for materials and plant to be used on the project.
  
• A site engineer will plan the work to be done and organise things so that deadlines are met. 
  
• If technical or any other problems crop up, it is up to the site engineer to resolve them. For many site engineers, the most satisfying aspect is seeing a project successfully reach completion.
  

HOURS AND CONDITIONS -

• Conditions and working environment can vary hugely between projects. 
  
• The work can be stressful, and the hours long and unsociable. 
  
• You’ll divide your time between site and office, and may need to be out on site in bad weather. Offices could be temporary and less than luxurious.
  
• You may well have to travel, either doing day trips or overnight. 
  
• You’ll be expected to be mobile, and to have to move with little notice. 
  
• It’s unlikely that there’ll be many opportunities to work part-time, or to take career breaks.
  

SKILLS AND INTERESTS -

• Being a site engineer requires a mixture of personal, technical and physical abilities.
  
• You’re unlikely to make it as a site engineer if you don’t have the right level of fitness, since site visits can be physically demanding, especially when moving around a site’s less accessible areas.
  
• Good site engineers have strong numerical and analytic skills and can think in a very logical way. 
  
• At the same time, they need good writing skills and to be able to produce excellent reports.
  
• You’ll have to be able to deal with a wide variety of other professionals and be a team player. 
  
• Site engineers are often under pressure and need to be exceptionally hard-working and organised with outstanding problem-solving skills.
  
• SALARY - 3 Lac per annum
  
• LOCATION - Across India
  

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION -

• Qualifications for General candidates:- B.E. (Civil)/B. Tech. (Civil) from Recognized University/ Institute (Regular Course) Recognized by UGC/AICTE with minimum 70% marks.
  
• Qualifications for OBC candidates:- B.E. (Civil)/B. Tech. (Civil) from Recognized University/ Institute (Regular Course) Recognized by UGC/AICTE with minimum 65% marks.
  
• Qualifications for SC/ST candidates:- B.E. (Civil)/B. Tech. (Civil) from Recognized University/ Institute (Regular Course) Recognized by UGC/AICTE with minimum 60% marks.