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Sta. Clara International Corp. is seeking a Methods Engineer to develop construction methodologies, work sequences, method statements, and preliminary execution plans for bidding.
You will ensure tender submissions reflect realistic, efficient, and cost-effective construction methods aligned with project conditions. The role requires 3–7 years in construction engineering or planning, proficiency in MS Project/Primavera P6, and skills in AutoCAD.
The Methods Engineer supports the Tendering Department by preparing construction methodologies, work sequences, method statements, preliminary project execution plans, and technical documents required for bidding. The role ensures that tender submissions reflect realistic, efficient, and cost-effective construction methods aligned with project conditions.
Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering, or related field. Licensed Civil Engineer (preferred).
3–7 years experience in construction engineering, planning, or methods engineering. Experience in tendering/pre-construction is a strong advantage.
Strong knowledge of construction methods, sequencing, and site operations.
Proficiency in MS Project or Primavera P6.
Skilled in AutoCAD, project planning tools, and visualization of construction stages.
Ability to interpret complex drawings and specifications.
Strong analytical, organizational, and technical writing skills.
Ability to work under tight deadlines with high accuracy.
Process Optimization: Improve and design efficient manufacturing or production workflows.
Time & Motion Studies: Conduct analysis to optimize task timing and minimize unnecessary movements.
Lean & Six Sigma: Apply Lean manufacturing principles and Six Sigma techniques to reduce waste and variability.
Tool & Equipment Selection: Recommend tools and machinery for optimal production efficiency.
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs): Develop and document procedures to ensure consistency and quality.
Problem Solving: Troubleshoot and address operational issues in production.
Cost Reduction: Implement strategies to lower production costs without compromising quality.
Collaboration & Training: Work with teams across departments and train staff on process improvements.