Site Engineer - Traffic

Job description / Role

The Site Engineer (Traffic) will be involved in planning and development of traffic diversions and traffic management and coordinate with the contractor and authorities in this regard. He will review the details and participate in the inspection and approval of the traffic management plans.

Responsibilities:
- Reports to the Senior Site Engineer (Traffic) or Resident Engineer (Traffic) as applicable
- Supervises the work of the work inspectors (Traffic) to ensure that they are carrying their duties as required.
- Inspect the site conditions to ensure safe traffic conditions;
- Act positively, and participate in all traffic safety issues at site, as required by the Project Safety Representative and the Resident Engineer (Traffic);
- Prepare a daily inspection report as per the prescribed format by the Senior Resident Engineer;
- Ensure that all instructions to the contractor in relation to traffic flow and traffic diversions are being carried out;
- Check the flow of traffic regularly and ensure safety and good flow without any disturbance.
- Report any irregularity to the Resident Engineer (Traffic).
- Be pro active to ensure safe traffic and acts immediately in the case of potential risk to the drivers and the public and instruct the contractor to rectify any faults immediately.
- Observe site safety procedures and ensure strict compliance by all parties to the safety rules and regulations.

Requirements

- BSc Degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent.
- Min of 10 postgraduate years of experience and a min. of 7 years of similar work experience on large infrastructure projects.
- GCC experience is preferred.

About the Company

Parsons is a leader in many diverse markets such as infrastructure, transportation, water, telecommunications, aviation, commercial, environmental, planning, industrial manufacturing, education, healthcare, life sciences and homeland security.

Parsons provides technical and management solutions to federal, regional and local government agencies as well as private industries worldwide.