Truvok Follow-up Engineer for his projects to Douala. The incumbent will play a leading role in the rendering and reporting of the project monitoring system. He will be the backbone of the preparation and quality assurance of documents to support decision-making and communication on the project.
Technical studies and structural calculations
The Monitoring Engineer designs and sizes the load-bearing elements: realization of the calculation notes of the insoles isolated, shooting and radier, poles, beams, solid slabs, longlines and stairs in reinforced concrete. It determines the permanent and operating loads, checks the overall stability of the structure, proposes technical solutions adapted to the ground and the constraints of the project, and sizes the reinforcements (railwork) in accordance with the standards in force.
In terms of technical verification, it controls the calculations transmitted by the design office, the coherence between architectural plans and structure plans, analyzes the risks of cracking, buckling, shearing and punching, and validates the formwork and reinforcement plans before execution.
Technical follow-up on site
He monitors the implementation of the reinforcement according to validated plans, checks the concrete dosages, supervises the pouring operations, ensures compliance with technical deadlines for defrocking, controls the quality of materials (steel, cement, aggregates) and writes the technical monitoring reports.
Technical coordination
It provides the link between the architect, the design office, the construction driver and subcontractors. It proposes technical adjustments in the event of unforeseen events (change of loads, unstable soil, mislocation) and participates in site meetings.
Regulatory and normative responsibilities
It applies the standards in force (Eurocodes, BAEL, local regulations), ensures compliance with structural safety rules, undertakes its technical responsibility on validated elements and ensures the traceability of calculations and modifications.
Management of non-compliance
It identifies structural defects, proposes corrective solutions (strengthening, rework), writes supporting technical notes and evaluates the structural impact of changes requested by the customer.
Responsibility of the Monitoring Engineer
The monitoring engineer engages his civil, professional and technical liability, sometimes criminal in case of serious defect that caused damage, especially in the event of improper sizing, lack of control or validation of a non-compliant work.
Candidate profile
The candidate must be registered with the National Order of Engineers of Cameroon and have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in Civil Engineering, with extensive experience in a similar function as well as relevant educational experience. He must demonstrate good analytical and synthesis skills, have an overall view without being overwhelmed by the details and keep the course on the final goal. He must be constantly informed and learning in order to master the technical vocabulary necessary to communicate with all stakeholders, especially on multi-domain projects. A technical curiosity will allow him to understand and characterize the needs of each profession. It must also have communication skills (knowing how to go to basics and adapt to the various styles of communication) and writing skills.
Level of study: Bac+3 / Bac+4 in Civil Engineering. Level of experience: average. Minimum level of education: License.
Application documents
Cover letter, final diploma and curriculum vitae.
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