Project Site Engineer– Fire Fighting & Fire Stop Projects

We are seeking an active, site-focused Project Site Engineer to oversee on-site operations, installation, testing, and commissioning for commercial, residential, and industrial developments. You will act as the key technical link between design requirements, sub-contractors, and site execution. | Key Responsibilities: | • Oversee day-to-day site installation, testing, and commissioning activities to ensure alignment with approved drawings and specifications. | • Coordinate with main contractors, MEP consultants, subcontractors, and site management to keep project timelines on track. | • Monitor workforce productivity, daily work progress, material delivery schedules, and compliance with UAE safety & building codes. | • Resolve technical site challenges, prepare daily/weekly progress reports, and handle site inspections with client engineers and authorities. | Requirements: | • Education: Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering preferred. | • Experience: 5 to 6 years overall experience in project/site engineering, with at least 2 years in a similar hands-on site management role. | • Language: Fluent in Arabic and English (spoken & written). | • License: Valid UAE Driving License is mandatory. | • Key Traits: Active, highly energetic personality with strong communication and site supervision skills.

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