Resident Technical Officer (RTO)

Roles & Responsibilities

Job Responsibilities

• Supervise and monitor daily construction activities for marine, coastal and structural works.
• Ensure works are carried out in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, method statements and project requirements.
• Provide site supervision for the construction of load-out platforms, finger piers, crane foundations, foreshore structures and other marine-related works.
• Conduct regular site inspections and monitor the quality and progress of construction works.
• Ensure construction works comply with approved Quality Assurance / Quality Control procedures.
• Review contractors’ method statements, Risk Assessments, Inspection & Test Plans (ITP), shop drawings and technical submissions.
• Coordinate with the Resident Engineer, Professional Engineer, consultants, contractors and subcontractors on technical and site matters.
• Monitor marine construction activities, including marine plant, barges, lifting operations and other marine-related equipment where applicable.
• Check construction materials, workmanship and completed works against approved drawings and specifications.
• Identify and report defects, non-conformities and deviations, and follow up on rectification works.
• Attend site meetings, inspections, testing and coordination meetings.
• Maintain proper site records, including daily site reports, inspection records, progress records, photographs and other project documentation.
• Monitor site progress and highlight delays, technical issues and construction constraints to Project Manager.
• Assist in checking site measurements, progress claims and variation works where required.
• Monitor the implementation of safety, environmental and housekeeping requirements on site.
• Coordinate with relevant parties to resolve technical and construction-related issues.
• Assist in the inspection, testing, rectification and handover of completed works.
• Perform any other duties and responsibilities assigned by the Resident Engineer / Project Manager.

Job Requirements

• Diploma or Degree in Civil Engineering / Civil & Structural Engineering or equivalent qualification.
• Accredited Resident Technical Officer (RTO) with IES/ACES.
• Minimum 5 years of relevant site supervision experience, preferably in marine, coastal or structural construction projects.
• Candidates with experience in marine construction, foreshore works, pier construction, load-out platforms, crane foundations or marine structures will be highly preferred.
• Good knowledge of construction methods, structural works, engineering drawings, specifications and site inspection procedures.
• Familiar with marine construction activities, including finger piers, foreshore works, piling, concrete works, foundations and marine structures.
• Experience with marine plant, barges, lifting operations and marine construction equipment will be an advantage.
• Familiar with Singapore construction practices, relevant regulations, safety requirements and environmental requirements.
• Able to read and interpret engineering drawings, specifications and method statements.
• Good communication, coordination and report-writing skills.
• Able to work independently and coordinate effectively with consultants, contractors and project teams.
• Work Location: Tuas Area

Tell employers what skills you have

Distributed Platforms
Liase With Engineers
Risk Assessment
Coastal Engineering
Shop Drawing
Quality Assurance Engineering
Engineering Drawing
safety requirements
Reading of Technical Drawings
Quality Control Process
Offshore Structures
Civil Engineering
Construction Site Management
Operation of Marine Equipment
Production Drawings
Barges