Technical Office Manager

The role of a technical engineer is vital in ensuring that construction projects are executed with precision, meeting quality standards, and adhering to technical methodologies.

• Identifying and addressing technical issues within the company
• Designing and implementing technology solutions for the business
• Monitoring system performance and troubleshooting issues
• Maintaining network security with the IT team
• Participating in implementing technical office policies and procedures
• Studying project contract documents and preparing shop and coordination drawings based on project design

Design Coordination

• a.       Coordinate all design development and approval processes to ensure they align with project requirements and standards.

Schedule Adherence

• a.       Monitor and enforce adherence to the agreed-upon schedule for design development and shop drawings with subcontractors, ensuring timely progress.

Drawing Management

• a.       Establish and implement a comprehensive drawing management system to organize and track design-related documents.

Contract Review

• a.       Review contract documents and provide technical expertise to the project manager on matters affecting construction, including technical methodologies and their impact on time and cost

Technical Queries

• a.       Prepare and manage technical queries, addressing them with the client and consultants to ensure clarity and resolution.

Method Statements

• a.       Assist in the preparation of method statements and procedures related to construction, both structural and architectural, offering technical insights and features for work aspects.

Drawing Approval

• a.       Coordinate the approval of drawings and take responsibility for distributing approved drawings for construction to relevant site personnel.

Quality and Safety

• a.       Collaborate with site engineers to ensure that all work execution meets the required quality and safety standards. Resolve technical issues across all trades promptly.