Responsibilities of Site Engineers

Her you can see the Responsibilities of site engineers point wise.This is very important to every civil site engineers.

      RESPONSIBILITIES OF SITE ENGINEERS

●Checking plans, drawings, quality of materials with accuracy.

● Site engineer act as a technical advisor on a construction site.

● Proper survey the site and set out the levels with architect engineer.

● Proper co-ordination with consultant, contractor, planners, supervisor, quantity surveyor involved in the project.

●Communicate with clients, architect, RCC consultant regular meeting to keep them informed of progress of the work.

● Ensure that all materials used with proper specification.

● Manage the work of the site and run with planning.

● Maintain quality control and safety matters.

● Resolve any unexpected Technical difficulties on the site.

● Prepare daily progress report.


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