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Under the responsibility of the Director Infrastructure, the missions of the Engineer Works can be summarized as follows:
Duties
Analyse the expressed needs, technical files, plans, specifications and operating constraints before starting work;
Participate in the preparation of projects: cost estimation, definition of human, material and technical resources, elaboration of schedules and identification of risks;
Contribute to the consultation, technical analysis of offers and follow-up of service providers, suppliers and subcontractors;
Plan, coordinate and control the execution of work on site ensuring the continuity and security of terminal operations;
Monitor progress on a daily basis, identify possible deviations and propose necessary corrective actions;
To monitor the technical conformity of the work carried out with regard to plans, standards and contractual specifications;
Monitor budgets, attachments, work situations, billing and performance indicators associated with construction sites;
Lead or participate in site meetings and ensure regular reporting to the hierarchy;
Ensure compliance with QHSE requirements, work permits, prevention plans and rules applicable to external stakeholders;
Organize inspections, work receptions, the lifting of reservations and the creation of end-of-work files;
Contribute to the continuous improvement of working methods, the reliability of infrastructures and the optimization of implementation costs;
Other information
Immediately inform its hierarchy of any anomalies, drifts, incidents or constraints that may impact safety, quality, deadlines or costs;
Perform any other related tasks at the request of the supervisor.
Quality/Safety/Environment
Comply with and apply the QHSE procedures and policies in force on OCT sites;
Integrate risk prevention in the preparation of work and ensure the implementation of approved prevention plans, work permits and procedures;
Respect and enforce the rules of Quality, Hygiene, Safety, Safety and Environment by teams and service providers working on construction sites;
Report without delay any incident, near accident, non-compliance or dangerous situation found on the perimeter of the work;
Participate in inspections, QHSSE awareness, emergency drills and accident investigations when requested;
Contribute to the control of environmental impacts of construction sites, including waste management, sorting, cleanliness of work areas and limitation of nuisances;
Apply and promote the Group’s golden security rules to internal and external stakeholders.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Engineering degree in civil engineering, building, public works or infrastructure
Experience
Proven experience in the conduct, coordination or supervision of work, ideally in industrial, port or logistics environments
Additional trainings appreciated: QHSE construction site, project management, works contracts, reading plans, risk prevention and regulations applicable to the work
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