Project Engineer
Description
1. Scope of Responsibilities
1. Design and Technical Coordination
Review lift shop drawings, technical specifications, and equipment layouts.
Verify lift shaft dimensions, pit depth, headroom, and machine-room requirements.
Coordinate lift drawings with architectural, structural, and M&E drawings.
Review technical submissions, material submissions, and method statements.
Resolve technical issues and discrepancies with consultants and contractors.
2. Site Inspection and Preparation
Conduct site inspections before lift installation.
Verify shaft readiness, access, openings, and structural provisions.
Check pit waterproofing, lighting, power supply, and working conditions.
Coordinate builder's works, including brackets, supports, openings, and lifting beams.
Identify site constraints and report outstanding works.
3. Project Planning and Coordination
Prepare and monitor the lift installation schedule.
Coordinate manpower, equipment delivery, materials, and lifting arrangements.
Liaise with the main contractor, client, consultants, and lift supplier.
Attend site coordination and progress meetings.
Monitor project progress and identify potential delays.
4. Lift Installation Supervision
Supervise the installation of guide rails, brackets, and counterweights.
Monitor installation of lift machines, motors, brakes, and suspension systems.
Coordinate installation of lift cars, landing doors, and door operators.
Supervise electrical wiring, control panels, travelling cables, and safety circuits.
Ensure installation quality complies with approved drawings and manufacturer requirements.
5. Quality Control and Inspection
Conduct inspections at different stages of installation.
Verify equipment positioning, alignment, clearances, and workmanship.
Inspect delivered materials and installed components.
Prepare inspection checklists and inspection requests.
Identify defects and coordinate rectification works.
Maintain quality records and ensure compliance with project specifications.