Instrumentation & Monitoring Engineer

Key responsibilities include:

• Plan, design, and implement the Instrumentation and Monitoring (I&M) system in accordance with project specifications and engineering requirements.

• Prepare and review instrumentation layouts, monitoring plans, method statements, and installation procedures.

• Coordinate the installation, calibration, and maintenance of monitoring instruments such as settlement markers, inclinometers, piezometers, strain gauges, and vibration monitoring devices.

• Monitor and analyse instrumentation data to assess ground movement, structural response, and construction impact.

• Establish monitoring trigger levels and implement alert procedures where abnormal readings are detected.

• Provide timely interpretation of monitoring results and recommend mitigation measures when necessary.

• Prepare regular instrumentation monitoring reports and present findings to the project management team and Superintending Officer (S.O.).

• Coordinate with geotechnical engineers, design consultants, and construction teams to ensure monitoring results are properly integrated into construction planning.

• Ensure instrumentation works comply with project specifications, design requirements, and safety standards.

• Maintain accurate records of instrumentation installation, monitoring data, calibration reports, and system maintenance.

Job Requirements

• Degree in Civil Engineering or Geotechnical Engineering recognised by the Professional Engineers Board (PEB), or qualification in a relevant field subject to the acceptance of the Superintending Officer (S.O.).

• Preferably minimum 8 years of engineering experience in civil or geotechnical engineering.

• At least 5 years of experience as an Instrumentation and Monitoring Engineer in geotechnical and building construction projects of similar scale, nature, and complexity.

• Strong knowledge of instrumentation systems and monitoring techniques used in construction and geotechnical works.

• Experience in interpreting monitoring data and implementing trigger level response plans.

• Familiarity with ground monitoring instruments such as inclinometers, piezometers, settlement markers, crack gauges, and vibration monitors.

• Good analytical, reporting, and technical coordination skills.

• Ability to work closely with engineers, consultants, and site teams to manage instrumentation and monitoring activities effectively.