Technical Office Engineer

University Education: Civil Engineer, Public Works Technical Engineer, Civil Engineering, or related training.
Computer knowledge of Presto, AutoCad, Project, and Office Suite, or similar.
Knowledge of languages will be positively valued.
Dynamic, motivated, proactive, organized, and results-oriented person.
Driving license.

Become part of a team of more than 700 professionals.
Competitive remuneration.
Indefinite full-time contract
Flexible benefits plan (childcare, transport, medical insurance, etc.)

At Rover, we look after the health and integrity of each of our employees and are committed to the development of their professional careers, making them compatible with their family life. We invest in training and are committed to equal opportunities in a healthy environment free from discrimination.

Site Diary and Production Management
Coordination of subcontractors and trades: Plan, supervise, and control the daily work of the various subcontractors according to the planned schedule.
Collaborate in purchasing processes, request quotes, and create comparison sheets.
Progress and performance control: Verify productivity on-site and ensure the yields planned in the budget.
Collaborate in schedule monitoring, preparation of measurements, and monthly certifications.
Stockpile and material management: Control the reception, storage, distribution, and yield of material on-site to avoid shrinkage or stockouts.
Quality Control
Quality Control Plan (QCP): Prepare, apply, and enforce the specific Quality Plan for the project.
Testing and reception management: Coordinate sample collection (concrete, steel, watertightness testing, etc.) with the accredited laboratory and review their results.
Material reception: Verify the technical documentation, CE marking, technical data sheets, and declarations of performance of the material entering the site.
Execution control and Non-Conformities: Inspect correct execution according to plans and regulations (CTE), and open, register, and rectify detected Non-Conformities (NC).
Inspection Points (PPI): Complete the checklists and control records for the various construction phases before proceeding to the next.
Environmental Management
Environmental Management Plan (EMP): Implement and ensure compliance with the environmental measures associated with the project.
Waste Management (RCDs): Classify, control, and document the segregation of waste at the source and its delivery to authorized managers (plant/quarry vouchers).
Control of environmental aspects and impacts: Monitor and mitigate dust, noise, vibrations, accidental spills, and efficient water and energy consumption.
Audits and certifications: Prepare documentation and evidence for ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 system audits, as well as for sustainability seals if applicable (BREEAM, LEED, PASSIVHAUS).