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Our studio is looking for a qualified and experienced Construction Site Engineer to join our team.

As a Construction Site Engineer, you will oversee the day-to-day execution of our construction projects, ensuring that design intent is translated into high-quality construction. You will coordinate contractors, suppliers, and project teams on site, maintaining quality, safety, and schedule requirements while supporting the successful delivery of each project.

Role and Responsibilities:

Managing the construction site, materials, and equipment.
Supervising construction activities on-site in accordance with the appropriate standards.
Monitoring schedules and budgets.
Identifying and resolving issues that arise during construction and managing/coordinating with project stakeholders.
Reporting progress and maintaining project records in accordance with legal requirements.
Coordinating orders and material deliveries.
Preparing pre-measurements, project measurements, and work certifications.
Collaborating, maintaining continuous communication, and coordinating with architects, engineers, contractors, and subcontractors to ensure smooth project execution.

Skills Required:

Degree in Civil Engineering or Architecture
6+ years of experience in site management
Strong understanding of construction processes and technical documentation
Excellent coordination, communication and stakeholder-management skills
A structured, detail-oriented and solutions-driven mindset
Ability to thrive in a design-driven environment and navigate complex workflows
Proficiency in AutoCAD, MS Project and MS Office
Fluency in English

Location: Athens and other regions of Greece.

Accommodation, half-board, and travel expenses to and from Athens are provided.

 

If you believe you are a great match for this role, please send your application to jobs@block722.com. We look forward to hearing from you!

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