Construction Supervisor

Job description / Role

Key Responsibilities

Act as a construction focal point, control and supervise the electrical and cathodic protection construction of multi-discipline projects, including chairing the weekly construction progress meetings, site document control, and liaison with different discipline supervisors, senior project engineers, and personnel of other departments.

Control and supervise the site construction/installation for multiple projects.

Review the project planning and scheduling for projects during the construction phase, identify any construction slippage, assist in optimizing the contractorsu2019 resources to meet the allocated project milestones, and report any deficiencies to the senior construction supervisor or relevant senior project engineer.

Review contractorsu2019 construction plans and schedules including method statements and job safety analyses (JSAs).

Review construction method statements, pre-commissioning and commissioning procedures, and endorse red-marked as-built drawings and construction dossiers.

Assist in contractorsu2019 mobilization and demobilization.

Ensure that safety regulations for contractors, project safety plans, and state environmental rules are understood and followed by the contractors.

Control and endorse work permits for project work.

Inspect construction works and materials in accordance with project quality plans and inspection and test plans (ITPs).

Coordinate with concerned parties to resolve routine site issues and refer technical queries to senior construction supervisor.

Update daily and weekly construction progress reports for assigned projects and verify contractorsu2019 progress statements for accuracy.

Attend weekly progress meetings for assigned projects.

Prepare and categorize punch lists and ensure that all punch list items are cleared by the contractors.

Coordinate pre-commissioning activities and assist during the commissioning of facilities.

Initiate Mechanical Completion Certificates (MCC), Handover Certificates (HOC), and Acceptance Certificates (AC), and facilitate the issuance of Project Completion and Discharge Certificates.

Assist in the development of engineers.

Requirements

BSc in Electrical Engineering or equivalent from an internationally recognized university, certified as Cathodic Protection (CP) Level-3 minimum from the Association of Engineers (NACE) Institute, in addition to relevant courses in construction, safety, and quality (i.e., IOSH or NEBOSH) with extensive construction-related experience.

Good skills in construction management, effective communication, and conflict resolution.

Relevant courses in HSE, QA/QC, and construction.

At least 12 yearsu2019 experience in the appropriate discipline involving construction, installation, pre-commissioning, and commissioning of oil and gas for HV, MV, and LV electrical equipment including experience at a supervisory level.

Demonstrate thorough working knowledge of the electric codes NEC, NFPA 70, IEC, or equivalent standards.

Shall have working knowledge of electrical installations including materials, methods, specifications, and hazardous location identification, as applicable.

Detailed knowledge and expertise in corrosion monitoring, cathodic protection (CP) systems monitoring, installation, commissioning, and troubleshooting.

Experienced in cathodic protection in all aspects of reinforced concrete structures.

Experienced in the implementation of construction industry best practices, systems, processes, and standards.

Ability to interpret method statements, construction schedules, and drawings.

Able to resolve problems at the site technically and contractually.

Having exposure to multinational contractors.

Only applicants meeting the strict criteria outlined above will be contacted as part of the shortlisting process.