Senior Engineer, Tower Incharge, Mivan Shuttering

Role & responsibilities

A Tower Incharge (or Tower In-charge Engineer/Manager) is responsible for the overall execution, progress, quality, safety, and resource management for a specific high-rise residential tower from basement/substructure work through to final handover.

1. Site Execution & Construction Management

• Work Execution: Direct and monitor day-to-day construction activities on the assigned tower according to approved structural and architectural drawings.
• Progress Tracking: Prepare and follow daily, weekly, and monthly progress schedules (Look-Ahead schedules) to ensure milestone completion without delays.
• Structural & Finishing Supervision: Oversee all major structural stages (shuttering, reinforcement, concreting) and subsequent architectural finishing stages (brickwork, plastering, waterproofing, flooring, painting, doors, and windows).
• MEP Coordination: Coordinate closely with Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, and Firefighting (MEP) teams to ensure timely baseline cutouts, sleeve installations, and services integration before concreting and finishing.

2. Quality Assurance & Quality Control (QA/QC)

• Standards Compliance: Ensure all execution works strictly adhere to IS codes, project specifications, and quality checklists.
• Inspection & Approvals: Perform pre-pour inspections (shuttering, rebar checking) and post-pour structural audits; obtain formal sign-offs from Quality Engineers and Consultants.
• Defect Rectification: Identify construction snags early, manage snagging/de-snagging lists, and ensure immediate corrective measures.

3. Resource & Inventory Management

• Material Management: Calculate daily material requirements (cement, steel, aggregate, tiles, paint), raise purchase requisitions, and minimize on-site wastage.
• Manpower Deployment: Allocate sub-contractor labor teams, foremen, and supervisors efficiently across different floors to maintain optimal productivity.
• Equipment & Tools: Ensure vertical transport systems (tower cranes, passenger hoists, concrete pumps) are scheduled and utilized safely and efficiently.

4. Safety & Environmental Compliance (EHS)

• Safety Protocols: Enforce strict adherence to high-rise safety measures, including perimeter netting, edge protection, lifeline systems, and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
• Hazard Audits: Conduct regular site hazard checks and participate in daily toolbox talks with labor teams.
• Housekeeping: Maintain clean and organized floor levels to prevent workplace slip, trip, and fall accidents.

5. Sub-Contractor & Billing Management

• Contractor Monitoring: Manage daily work output of specialized trade contractors (shuttering, rebar, masonry, tile work, painting, waterproofing).
• Bill Verification: Review and certify joint measurement sheets (JMS) for sub-contractors' running account (RA) bills based on verified site progress.

6. Documentation, Reporting & Handover

• Daily Reporting: Maintain daily progress reports (DPR), site registers, pouring logs, and cube test registers.
• Snagging & Handover: Conduct comprehensive floor-by-floor snag lists prior to client/customer handovers and facilitate smooth property possession processes.

A Senior Engineer (Civil) for a high-rise residential building holds core technical and operational responsibility for structural safety, daily construction quality, schedule adherence, and multi-disciplinary site coordination.

1. Structural & Architectural Execution

• Technical Supervision: Supervise shuttering, staging, steel reinforcement binding, and concrete casting in strict accordance with approved structural drawings and IS code standards.
• Verticality & Alignment Control: Oversee precision surveying, axis line marking, vertical plumbline transfers, and floor level checks across high-rise elevation levels using total stations and auto levels.
• Finishing Work Management: Lead architectural finishing works including masonry, internal/external plastering, waterproofing systems, tiling, door/window installations, and facade/glazing works.
• Method Statements: Implement standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Method Statements for complex high-rise activities like climbing formwork, concrete pumping, and tower crane operations.

2. MEP & Services Integration

• Services Coordination: Coordinate with Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, and Firefighting (MEP) engineers to ensure timely placement of floor sleeves, cutouts, chase cuttings, and conduit installations prior to concreting.
• Waterproofing & Testing: Oversee ponding tests and waterproofing approvals for wet areas (balconies, toilets, terraces, water tanks) before finishing works begin.

3. Quality Control & Testing (QA/QC)

• Material Testing: Conduct field and lab testing for raw materials (cube strength test, slump test for concrete, steel tensile tests, silt content checks) and maintain test registers.
• Pre-Pour & Post-Pour Audits: Carry out joint inspections before concrete pouring, issue Pour Cards, obtain consultant approvals, and inspect concrete after formwork stripping.
• Snag Management: Prepare floor-wise snag/de-snag lists and ensure immediate rectification of non-conformances (NCRs).

4. Planning, Monitoring & Reporting

• Look-Ahead Scheduling: Break down master schedules into 2-week and 4-week Look-Ahead plans; track daily target vs. actual achievement.
• Daily Documentation: Prepare Daily Progress Reports (DPR), track labor turnout, maintain pour logs, and document site hindrances.

5. Resource & Labor Management

• Material Requisitions: Estimate bill of quantities (BOQ) for steel, cement, aggregates, tiles, and finishing items; raise Material Indents to avoid site stock-outs.
• Sub-Contractor Handling: Monitor labor deployment, work rates, and output of sub-contractors; verify Joint Measurement Sheets (JMS) for Running Account (RA) bill certifications.

6. Site Safety (EHS) & Housekeeping

• Safety Adherence: Ensure strict compliance with high-rise safety standards (edge protection, safety nets, harness lifelines, scaffold stability, and PPE usage).
• Housekeeping: Maintain clean, hazard-free work decks and floor areas to prevent workplace accidents.

Preferred candidate profile

Exp:- 8- 10 Years

Having experience in High Rise Building, residential Building and commercial building

Immediate Joiners preferred