Careers

Mission
The Site Manager organises and carries one or more construction projects under the responsibility of the Contract Manager or the Works Supervisor.

Before starting work, the Site Manager studies the contract documents related to the execution of construction work, visits the site, and takes part in site meetings and coordination meetings. He finds the best technical solutions in collaboration with the Works Supervisor. He orders small items of equipment and ensures compliance with the planning, schedules, personnel and costs objectives determined by the Works Supervisor. He monitors the progress of construction work, draws up the survey of completed works and ensures compliance with quality and safety standards on the site. He manages one or more teams, and handles relations with the client and its representatives on the site.

Background
Higher Technician’s Certificate/Diploma in building, University-level technical diploma in Civil Engineering or equivalent
Secondary school leaving certificate + minimum of 3 years experience

Mission
The Works Supervisor optimises the profitability of contracts for which he is responsible, while ensuring fulfilment of the contractual, legal, employment and safety obligations, organising the resources to be used, and ensuring that the financial end goal is achieved. He manages projects of all sizes in the fields of electrical, mechanical and thermal engineering, communication systems and external utility services networks.
Once the studies have been validated, the Works Supervisor must carry out and coordinate the transfer of the design studies to the construction department, put together the construction work files, plan the project by identifying the working methods and procedures, the personnel and material resources, and the environmental obligations, then supervise the construction works until their acceptance and until correction of defects and completion of outstanding works. He must also be attentive to the client’s needs and keep the client informed, take part in site meetings, propose technical solutions, and handle day-to-day relations with the client. The Works Supervisor also forms, coordinates, leads and manages his own teams.

Lastly, the Works Supervisor establishes the construction project’s economic target and the means to be used, determines the final selling price, and deals with suppliers. He must also plan his activity, the end of his construction projects, lead corrective action and analyse any discrepancies.

Background
University-level technical diploma in Civil or Electrical Engineering or General Degree in Engineering
Degree in Civil or Electrical Engineering

Mission
The Site Technician assists the Site Manager or the Works Supervisor in executing and supervising the construction works for which they are responsible. Before starting work, he takes part in the preliminary site survey, the identification of risks and difficulties, and the planning of construction work. He prepares the construction work dossier, writes requests for supplies, and manages the administrative and regulatory aspects of the construction works. He takes part in site meetings and coordination meetings, and deals with suppliers and subcontractors. He takes part in production on small sites, monitors the progress of construction work and draws up the survey of completed works. He takes part in acceptance of the works and ensures compliance with quality and safety standards on the site. He manages one or more teams.

Background
Higher Technician’s Certificate/Diploma or University-level technical diploma in Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering or Public Works
Technical/vocational secondary school leaving certificate + minimum of 3 years experience

Mission
The Design Technician performs technical studies for execution of a design scheme or part of a design scheme. According to the complexity of the project, he works independently or follows instructions from a Design Executive. He is responsible for producing technical aspects of studies, and he also studies and produces complex drawings, diagrams and design calculations. He takes part in meetings with the client, the construction team and the inspection body. He checks changes in the design scheme and conformity with the contract documents, and ensures compliance with quality procedures, reference regulations and standards. He manages drafters.

Background
Higher Technician’s Certificate/Diploma with technical specialisation in electromechanical engineering or electrical engineering
At least 5 years experience of the same specialist field in a design office

Mission
As part of a bid, the Cost Estimation Technician determines the resources required for carrying out a project. He determines the technical risks, finds different possible technical options or optimisations, requests quotations from suppliers and subcontractors, analyses their proposals and draws up an estimate for the project. He draws up the commercial review document. After internal validation of the project, he writes the bid proposed to the client and the technical brief. He provides technical support during negotiations with the client.

Background
2 years higher education

Mission
The Land Surveying Technician performs land surveys as part of the study or design of utility networks. He studies and verifies a layout on the site, notes particular points and enters the survey data. He contacts the owners, operators and users of sites and obtains the required information on the positions of existing structures and buildings. He defines the precise setting out of structures and buildings, and verifies their execution. He takes measurements off drawings, draws up the corresponding estimates of quantities, and marks out and quantifies wooded areas.

Background
Elementary Certificate of Competence as Land Surveying Assistant, Technical School Certificate in Construction and Land Surveying, or Higher Technician’s Certificate/Diploma in Land Surveying