Junior Engineer
Junior Engineer
POSITION DESCRIPTION
1. JOB IDENTIFICATION:
1.7 Title of First Level Supervisor (Official title of the Supervisor): Asst.
Engineer II.
3.2 Training:
Work includes the translation of the engineering principles and theories in the
forms of engineering drawings onto the field for the physical construction of
projects and infrastructure. He should be able to read and modify the drawings, as
required. The JE is also required to be thorough with the use of Measurement
Books and MAS registers, the use of which are tedious and requires diligence and
meticulousness. Errors in such records can lead to wasteful and overpayments to
the contractors.
The position is the entry position for professional engineers and as such, the main
job of supervision of projects in the field is performed by him. Therefore, this
position is critical to the quality of work achieved and timely completion of
projects, making the physical performance of the organization largely dependent
on it. The inputs provided by this position into the formulation of projects would
have a direct impact on the successful implementation of programmes such as
roads, schools and power and communications infrastructure.
6.1 Instructions: (Describe controls exercised over the work by the superior;
how work is assigned, reviewed and evaluated)
The supervisor provides the objectives, priorities and targets that is expected
from the position and assists him when he faces problems. He then conducts
his work according to accepted practices. Completed work is checked for
technical soundness.
Personal contacts are with employees in the same organization and with
contractors and their representatives. The purpose of these contacts would be to
discuss issues that arise at the field level and to act as a bridge between the
organization and the private sector.
Plans, assigns, directs and reviews the work of about three to five technicians
engaged in professional work.
The work of the Junior Engineer is mainly a field job and therefore requires
considerable and constant physical exertion. He is exposed to extreme weather
conditions and potentially dangerous situations.