Editorial summary

The company is seeking a Project/Site Engineer for construction projects operating on a rotating shift schedule, with a salary of 7,000. The role involves supporting and overseeing urgent construction activities, planning and monitoring work progress, and coordinating with consultants and subcontractors. Key requirements include a bachelor's degree in a relevant field, technical problem-solving skills, and experience in industrial or institutional projects. The position emphasizes maintaining quality standards, ensuring schedule adherence, and providing technical guidance to supervisors.

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Job description

• Support and oversee urgent construction activities and progress, plan, implement and monitor work (Industrial/Institutional Project, Rotating Shift Pattern)
• Schedule in accordance to the master and detailed work program
• Liaise with consultants (QPS) for technical issues and coordinate the site activities with subcontractors
• Handle of technical and engineering problems
• Provide guidance to supervisors in relation to construction works, ensure progress according to schedule
• Maintain quality standards, carry out site inspections and resolve technical issues on time

[This job id 23014 first appeared in Job-Q.com on 02 Aug 2026]

Requirements:

• Bachelor's Degree in Civil, Engineering or relevant discipline
• Minimum 2-4 years of relevant experience on Manufacturing/Industrial, Institutional or Building Projects
• Comfortable to be on rotating shift pattern (Day-Night rotate)

If this opportunity aligns with your skills and experience, please submit your resume to

Dickson KOH, EA Registration R1103367

bayesrecruitment.com

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