Key Responsibilities for Site Engineers & Quality Engineers in Construction A) Site Engineers 1. Reading & Interpreting Drawings - Understand structural, architectural, and MEP drawings. - Ensure execution as per approved plans. 2. Site Supervision - Monitor daily site activities, manpower, and material usage. - Enforce safety and quality protocols. 3. Construction Methods & Materials - Apply modern construction techniques. - Understand properties of concrete, steel, bricks, etc. 4. Work Scheduling - Prepare and follow daily/weekly work schedules. - Coordinate with subcontractors and suppliers. 5. Leveling & Surveying - Use tools like auto level and total station. - Check alignment, layout, and levels. 6. Concrete Works - Inspect formwork, reinforcement, mix design, and curing. - Supervise casting and post-casting activities. 7. Progress Reporting - Maintain Daily Progress Reports (DPR). - Communicate with the project manager regularly. 8. Coordination - Liaise with architects, consultants, and team members. - Handle labor issues and resolve on-site conflicts. B) Quality Engineers 1. Quality Control & Assurance - Implement and monitor quality control plans. - Ensure quality throughout construction phases. 2. Material Testing - Conduct tests on cement, aggregates, concrete, and steel. - Ensure materials meet IS/ASTM standards. 3. Inspection & Checklists - Perform pre-, during, and post-activity inspections. - Use checklists to ensure compliance at every stage. 4. Documentation -Maintain all test and inspection records. - Ensure material traceability and proper documentation. 5. Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) - Identify and report non-conformities. - Implement corrective and preventive actions. 6. Third-Party Testing - Coordinate with certified labs. - Verify results against specifications. 7. Audit & Compliance - Prepare for internal/external audits. - Ensure compliance with ISO, QMS, etc. 8. Training & Awareness - Conduct quality awareness sessions