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Water and wastewater, planning and controls engineer, Lusail, Doha, Qatar - ref: IRC2481
Role purpose
A new city is being created in the heart of the Middle East.
Play your part in making it happen - join us on Qatar's £25 billion Lusail project.
Lusail is an inspirational symbol of imaginative thinking: 35km2 of undeveloped waterfront overlooking the crystal-clear Gulf is being transformed into a progressive, world-class city where 200,000 people will come to live and work.
If you've ever wanted to make a real difference to people's lives and you want to be involved in the design and construction of a whole new city, you'll find no better chance. Lusail is one of the largest projects underway in Halcrow and as part of that you'll be contributing to one of the most dynamic and differentiating developments in the world.
The principal function of this position is to produce weekly and monthly programme updates.
Essence of role – key accountabilities
Your priorities in this role will include:
- monitor contractors progress
- CPM analysis
- maintaining Halcrow’s master schedule
- assist in the production of monthly reports
- extension of time review/advice
Job requirements - technical / professional expertise
The successful candidate must have a relevant degree or equivalent and be able to demonstrate the following skills and knowledge:
- proven record of supervision infrastructure projects in the Middle East
- proven record of liaison with Arabic clients with excellent verbal and written communication skills in both English and Arabic
- previous exposure to resource loaded schedules
- familiarity with FIDIC contracts
- ability to work on own initiative and as part of a team
We offer
- a commitment to your personal and professional development
- a package that recognises and rewards success
- an environment that encourage a healthy work life balance with flexible working conditions
Interested?
Please click here to email our HR department quoting the reference number IRC2481
Halcrow is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Vacancy created 21 December 2007
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