Senior Construction Engineer

Dublin
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Construction Project Engineer

Onsite - Co. Dublin

Join our dynamic Engineering Capital Projects Team and take on a key role within our on-site Construction team, where you’ll work alongside Project Managers to drive the successful delivery of exciting construction projects at our fast-growing, industry-leading pharmaceutical site.

Responsibilities

  • Ensure construction activities are executed in alignment with the approved project schedule.

  • Lead interactive planning efforts throughout the construction phase to maintain project momentum.

  • Oversee and coordinate contractors across mechanical, electrical, and CSA disciplines to ensure adherence to design specifications.

  • Collaborate with the design team to resolve RFIs promptly during the construction phase.

  • Engage with key stakeholders to gather requirements and evaluate project feasibility.

  • Proactively identify, assess, and manage statutory and commercial risks throughout the project lifecycle.

  • Champion the implementation of Quality, Health, Safety, and Environmental (QHSE) standards on-site.

  • Support Project Managers by reporting on progress and flagging issues at preconstruction, construction, and handover stages.

  • Manage the project whiteboard to track key tasks, milestones, and responsibilities.

  • Collaborate with the design team during detailed design stages to ensure constructability is fully considered.

  • Perform field-based quality checks to ensure compliance during construction activities.

  • Review Construction System Dossiers submitted by contractors and communicate any discrepancies or issues.

  • Authorize daily contractor permits, ensuring timely requests and proper closure by contractors.

  • Participate in mechanical completion walkdowns with clients and contractors, as appropriate.

  • Coordinate contractor resources during the construction phase, escalating any potential schedule risks due to coordination issues to the Project Manager for resolution.

    Requirements

  • Over 8 years of experience in Construction Project Management.

  • Strong foundation in Civil, Structural, and Architectural (CSA) disciplines, with solid knowledge of building services.

  • Experience in pharmaceutical environments is a valuable asset.

  • Proven track record of success in construction management with hands-on, site-based experience.

  • Skilled in project planning and analysis tools, with proficiency in MS Office and project management software.

  • Holds a Diploma or Bachelor's degree in a relevant field

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