JOB DESCRIPTION

1. Responsible for supporting the objectives of the Health, Safety, Security, Environmental, Sustainability and Quality Policy and Information Security Management Policy by adhering to applicable Procedures and Work Instructions while fulfilling of duties. 2. Ensure all work to be carried out with a positive attitude towards safety, both in design and in the office environment. 3. Undertake Lead Engineer Role of FEED/EPC within an appropriate multi discipline project. 4. Keep up to date with latest industry practices, standards and product development. Duties 1. Lead Projects and assigned group of Civil and Structural Engineers/Designers when required. 2. Provide technical input into engineering projects resulting in production of quality deliverable products to the Corporate and related National Standards. 3. Understand the requirements and drivers of the project through client supplied documentation and WIEPPL management instruction. 4. Provide technical support to the design team developing the engineering solution. 5. Develop engineering solutions to problems that reflect constructability and operability issues 6. Prepare and check engineering calculations and drawings on project team. 7. Support in the preparation of project specifications, requisitions and reports. 8. Coordinates with other disciplines as and when required. 9. Coordinates with other WIEPPL affiliated offices with respect to work share. 10. Keeps abreast of the project strategy and key drivers. 11. Participates on Model Reviews as and when required. 12. Report changes to the Lead Engineer

QUALIFICATIONS

Qualifications/Training

1. Graduate in Civil Engineering (Essential)

2. Postgraduate in Structural Engineering (Desirable)

Experience

1. A minimum of 5 years of experience in Civil & Structural Engineering environment in project execution (Essential).

2. Ability to check engineering deliverables in a multi-discipline task force-based engineering environment (Essential)

3. Experience in FEED and EPC Engineering execution including Field Engineering in Project execution (Desirable