Role Summary
The Site / Project Engineer will be responsible for planning, coordinating and supervising tunnel and MRT station upgrade / maintenance works carried out during engineering hours. The role involves close coordination with various trades (civil, structural, architectural, M&E, track, signaling, etc.), ensuring that all works are executed safely, on time, and in accordance with LTA / operator requirements and project specifications.
Key Responsibilities
Planning & Coordination
- Plan nightly work activities within the available track / station possession time, including sequencing of works and trade interfaces.
- Coordinate and brief subcontractors and vendors (civil, M&E, architectural, specialist trades) before start of shift.
- Ensure all manpower, tools, equipment and materials are mobilized and ready before commencement of engineering hours.
- Liaise with the client’s representative, station staff and operations control center (through the appointed person-in-charge) for access, permits and work clearances.
Site Supervision & Execution
- Supervise site works during engineering hours to ensure compliance with method statements, drawings, specifications and quality standards.
- Monitor progress on site and adjust work sequence where necessary to ensure completion within the possession window.
- Conduct joint inspections with client / operator representatives when required.
- Verify and record completed works (measurements, photos, checklists) for progress reporting and claims.
Safety & Compliance
- Ensure all works comply with Workplace Safety & Health (WSH) requirements, LTA / rail operator safety rules, and project-specific safety procedures.
- Check that workers are briefed on risk assessments and safe work procedures prior to starting work.
- Enforce use of proper PPE and safe practices in tunnel, track and station environments.
- Participate in safety walks, toolbox meetings and incident reporting / investigations when required.
Documentation & Reporting
- Prepare and update nightly work plans, method statements and checklists.
- Maintain accurate site records, including manpower deployment, equipment usage, deliveries and as-built information.
- Submit daily / nightly reports on work done, issues encountered and follow-up actions.
- Assist the Project Manager in preparing progress reports, work programs and technical submissions.
Technical & Interface Management
- Review drawings and technical specifications; highlight discrepancies and propose solutions.
- Coordinate interfaces between civil, structural and M&E works to avoid clashes and rework.
- Support testing & commissioning (T&C) activities, including coordination of shutdowns, trials and functional tests.
- Work with design / monitoring teams to support structural health monitoring, inspections and remedial works.
Requirements
- Degree or Diploma in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Mechanical / Electrical Engineering, or related discipline.
- 0–5 years of relevant working experience in construction, infrastructure, rail, tunnelling or building projects; fresh graduates with strong interest in rail / tunnel works are welcome.
- Comfortable with regular night work (11:00pm – 5:00am) and weekend / public holiday work as required by the project.
- Basic understanding of construction methods for civil, structural and M&E works. Experience in rail / MRT / tunnel projects is an advantage.
- Familiarity with WSH requirements and safe work practices in confined spaces and live rail environments is preferred.
- Proficient in MS Office; experience with planning / coordination tools (e.g. MS Project, Primavera) is an advantage.
- Good written and verbal communication skills in English; able to coordinate with multi-national site teams and subcontractors.
Personal Attributes
- Strong sense of responsibility and safety awareness.
- Hands-on, willing to be present on site throughout engineering hours.
- Able to work under time pressure within tight possession windows.
- Good teamwork and coordination skills, with the ability to manage multiple trades on site.
- Positive attitude, willing to learn rail and tunnel maintenance / upgrade work.
Location: Singapore (tunnels & MRT stations)
Working Hours: Predominantly night shift during engineering hours (typically 11:00pm – 5:00am), with occasional day work for meetings and coordination as required.