Technical Office Engineer

Key Responsibilities

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Shop Drawings & Technical SubmittalsPrepare and review detailed shop drawings for:Hardscape (paving, pergolas, water features, etc.)Softscape (planting layouts, planting details)Irrigation systems (layouts, zoning, details)Coordinate drawings with other disciplines (civil, architectural, MEP)Submit drawings and materials for consultant approval

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Quantity Surveying & Cost ControlPrepare BOQs and quantity take-offs from IFC drawingsMonitor material quantities and site consumptionAssist in cost estimation and budgetingEvaluate subcontractor invoices and variations

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Material Submittals & ApprovalsPrepare technical submittals (plants, soil, irrigation materials, finishes)Ensure compliance with project specifications and standardsFollow up on approvals with consultants

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Planning & CoordinationCoordinate with site team for execution prioritiesTrack project progress vs. baseline schedulePrepare look-ahead schedules (2–4 weeks)

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Variation Orders & ClaimsIdentify changes between tender and IFC drawingsPrepare variation orders and supporting documentationAssist in claims preparation

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As-Built Drawings & Close-OutPrepare and submit as-built drawingsCompile operation & maintenance manualsSupport project handover process

Job Qualifications EducationBachelor’s Degree in:Civil EngineeringArchitecture Experience3–8 years in landscape construction or technical office roleExperience in large-scale projects (compounds, resorts, parks, golf courses is a plus)

Technical SkillsProficient in:AutoCADExcel (BOQ & cost tracking)Primavera P6 or MS Project (preferred)

Job Qualifications EducationBachelor’s Degree in:Civil EngineeringArchitecture Experience3–8 years in landscape construction or technical office roleExperience in large-scale projects (compounds, resorts, parks, golf courses is a plus)

Technical SkillsProficient in:AutoCADExcel (BOQ & cost tracking)Primavera P6 or MS Project (preferred)