RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SUPERVISOR, JUNIOR ENGINEER, QUALITY ENGINEER AND SENIOR ENGINEER

RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SUPERVISOR:

  • Day-to-day supervisor of ongoing construction work.
  • Maintain a proper labour force to complete the specified departmental work.
  • Co-operate with the storekeeper by supplying labourers for unloading the material received on the site.
  • Assist J.E. in technical checking of the ongoing work.
  • Prepare a daily list of the departmental labour employed and allocation of work, as instructed by the engineer.
  • Check and control the wastage of material at n site.
  • Calculate the material required for a particular job.
  • Coordinate with the respective agencies to keep up the speed of project completion.
  • Collect material from the supplier as per the instructions issued by the engineer.
  • Supervise concrete block-making work, inspect the quality of blocks and maintain the daily records of quality for the casting of the blocks.
  • Write the number and date of casting after de-shuttering of any concreted member.
  • Assist J.E. in preparing daily reports, quality reports, bills etc.
  • Curing  Time Check.
  • Site cleaning regularly after the closing of the day’s work.
  • Check the temporary water and electricity arrangement.
  • Control unnecessary movements of outsiders on the premises.

Responsibilities of the Junior Engineer (J.E.):

  • Technical supervision of the ongoing civil work.
  • Coordination between different contractors and agencies to maintain the project speed at the construction site.
  • Control any wastage and improve the quality of workmanship.
  • Work out the requirements of different materials for construction.
  • Prepare requisitions for different materials well in advance.
  • Check the material received and prepare quality reports.
  • Assist S.E. in maintaining the quality of all civil work such as concreting, masonry, plastering, flooring, etc.
  • Collect departmental labour payments from the Head Office and make payments to labourers with due receipts or vouchers.
  • Make quality checks on the concrete blocks manufactured, along with their recordings.
  • Communicate necessary instructions to supervisors and departmental labourers.
  • Cash purchasing of the material from the market.
  • Prepare and submit monthly consumption reports, daily progress reports, etc. with proper assistance from the storekeeper and the supervisor.
  • Assist the Senior Engineer in preparing bills for different contractors.
  • Control stores in absence of the storekeeper.
  • Raise memos to the concerned agencies for minor/major wastages that occurred on site.
  • Collect the drawings from the Architect/Structural consultant etc.
  • Inform the Senior Engineer/Project Engineer of the requirement of materials.
  • Discuss technical problems/drawings and execution difficulties with the Senior Engineer/Project Engineer.

Responsibilities of the Quality Control Engineer:

  • To check the quality of all materials received on site.
  • Check the stacking and storage of materials in various go-downs and store the site systematically.
  • Wastage of material at the site should be checked.
  • Checking of work and reporting it to the Project Engineer.
  • Before the commencement of a new activity, the Quality Control Engineer should issue N. O. C. to ensure preliminary preparations of the different stages of the work-related activities as per format.
    • Layout
    • Strata
    • R.C.C. work
    • Masonry
    • Plastering
    • Painting
    • Waterproofing
    • Plumbing
    • Development work, etc.
  • Checking the safety measures.
  • Observation of details in materials received on site.
  • Check buildings that are complete and ready for possession.
  • Find solutions to practical problems faced during the execution of work, for maintaining optimum quality.
  • Collect various suggestions from site engineers, analyse them and decide on the best alternative.

Responsibilities of the Senior Engineer(S.E.):

  • Coordination between different agencies to ensure smooth working of the project.
  • Maintain quality of work and control wastage of materials at the site.
  • Arrange the next day’s work in advance and ensure procurement of material and labour.
  • Discuss the practical problems faced during execution with P.E. and find a suitable solution.
  • Work out the quantities.
  • Prepare requirements of the material.
  • Prepare rate analysis of various items.
  • Check the daily progress reports.
  • Prepare rate analysis of various items.
  • Check the daily progress reports.
  • Prepare necessary R.A. bills, cash bills, and final bills as per the work stage.
  • Check any rectifications of structural and finishing work.
  • Report to the C.E. in absence of P.E.
  • Communicate all necessary information from the senior staff to the junior staff.
  • Visit Architects, Structural Consultants, and any other outside offices as per instructions by P.E. or in absence of P.E.
  • Remain present for all types of concreting work.
  • Get the maximum output from the junior staff and the labourers.
  • Maintain the cleanliness of the site.
  • Attend to the visitors and clients.

Responsibilities of the Project Engineer (P.E.)/ In-Charge:

  • The complete responsibility for the smooth working of the project.
  • Coordination with an architectural agency, structural consultants, and other consultants for completion of the scheduled work in time and quality.
  • Keep an overall watch on the working of all the technical/ non-technical staff and get the maximum output from the team.
  • Attend program meetings, conference meetings, seminars, or any meetings.
  • Prepare bar charts, and schedules of the project, and prepare building-wise schedules for quantities and material.
  • Coordinate between all the agencies involved to achieve continuous progress at work.
  • Attend to all the visiting clients.

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  1. Sunil says:

    Thanks

  2. Sunil says:

    Thanks for the information

  3. Rakesh kumar says:

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