<![CDATA[Site Engineer]]>

Hiterra https://hiterraepc.com 2026-10-05 <![CDATA[Site Engineer]]> Setting out, inspection and daily technical control on site. The person who catches a discrepancy between the drawing and what is being built, before it is built.

Civil or structural engineering degree
Site experience in the Kingdom, on building or industrial work
Able to read structural and architectural drawings and resolve conflicts between them

Languages: Arabic essential, English useful

]]> <![CDATA[Site Supervisor]]> Running the trades on site day to day. Sequence, labour, safety, and holding the programme when it comes under pressure.

Years on site rather than in an office
Able to hold a sequence when a trade falls behind
Practical safety enforcement, not paperwork safety

Languages: Arabic essential

]]> <![CDATA[MEP Engineer]]> Mechanical, electrical and plumbing coordination through design, installation and commissioning. On most buildings the MEP interfaces are where the programme is won or lost.

Mechanical or electrical engineering background
Coordination across trades, not single-discipline only
Familiar with Saudi Building Code and Civil Defence approvals

Languages: Arabic essential, English useful

]]> <![CDATA[Document Controller]]> Transmittals, revisions, submittals and approvals. On a project with a foreign contractor and a local client, this role is the record of who approved what and when.

Document control on a construction project, ideally EPC or PMC
Arabic and English to working standard, both written
Methodical about revision discipline when a project is moving fast

Languages: Arabic and English both required

]]> <![CDATA[Structural Engineer]]> Structural design and calculation for steel buildings, including pre-engineered and long-span work. Carrying a design produced abroad through Japanese structural requirements.

Structural design experience in Japan, steel in particular
Japanese building standard law and seismic design to practising level
Comfortable with designs that originate outside Japan

Languages: Japanese essential

]]> <![CDATA[Design Coordinator]]> Taking an architect’s intent through Japanese code, fire certification and procurement without losing what made the design worth building.

Architectural or design background with built work behind you
Japanese certification and approval routes
Able to tell a foreign design team what will and will not pass, early

Languages: Japanese essential, English useful

]]> <![CDATA[MEP Engineer]]> MEP design and coordination on industrial and process buildings, where the plant layout sets the building rather than the other way round.

MEP design in Japan, industrial or process work preferred
Coordination with equipment suppliers and process engineers
Japanese code and inspection requirements

Languages: Japanese essential

]]> <![CDATA[Procurement Engineer]]> Technical procurement across fabrication, materials and long-lead equipment. Knowing what a lead time really is, and what has to be ordered before a design is finished.

Procurement on construction or plant projects
Able to read a specification and challenge it technically
Experience with long-lead items on fixed-date programmes

Languages: Japanese essential, English useful

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