Scaffolding Engineer

1. BOQ & Material Take-Off: Generate accurate Quantities/Bills of Quantities (BOQ) for formwork and scaffolding components to prevent site shortages or over-stocking. 2. Cycle Planning: Create pour sequences and formwork re-use cycles to maximize asset utilization across multiple floors or site zones. 3. Cost Optimization: Evaluate rental vs. purchase options for specialized formwork equipment to optimize project cash flow. 4. Method Statements: Draft Method Statements and Risk Assessments (RAMS) for the erection, modification, and dismantling of formwork and scaffolding. 5. Pre-Pour & Pre-Use Inspections: Conduct rigorous site inspections prior to concrete pouring or scaffold tagging (Green/Red Tag systems) to verify installation against approved drawings. 6. Deflection & Settlement Monitoring: Inspect tie-rods, prop alignment, base plates, and jack settings under load conditions. 7. Third-Party Approvals: Coordinate with structural consultants, client engineers, and third-party safety inspectors for approval of complex temporary works schemes. 8. Site Supervision & Training: Supervise foremen, scaffolders, and formwork carpenters to ensure safe assembly procedures and proper tie-back techniques. \* Education - Bachelor’s Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering. \* Software Proficiency - AutoCAD (2D/3D), Formwork-specific design tools (e.g., PERI CAD, DokaCAD), STAAD.Pro, RISA, or SAP2000 for finite element analysis. \* Experience - 7+ Years Work Location: In person