Manage water and sewer pipeline works for PPP projects, covering design checks, site surveys, contractor selection, schedules, budgets, safety, quality, permits and completion.
About this role
The role is a contracted supervising engineer position for Kubota Environmental Engineering. The main responsibility is to perform duties as a supervising engineer for construction projects handled by the pump division. During active construction, the engineer is generally stationed at the construction site. Lodging expenses during these assignments are paid by the company. Outside construction periods, work can be performed from home, although attendance at an office may be required for meetings.
Day-to-day responsibilities are expected to include schedule management, safety management, and meetings with clients. A site representative is also assigned to each construction site. Business trips may range from one-day trips to assignments lasting approximately six months. Return-home travel expenses are provided once a month, up to 13 times per year.
Required qualifications are a standard driver's license and a supervising engineer qualification for mechanical equipment installation.
The employer provides construction, operation, and maintenance services for water-treatment plants, wastewater-treatment plants, human-waste treatment facilities, waste-treatment facilities, and pump facilities. The role is associated with environmental plant construction and maintenance work.
The employment type is a contract employee position. The initial contract runs from the joining date until the first March 31 after joining, with the initial term limited to one year. Renewal may be possible, with no stated renewal limit.
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