Shift Engineer (UG)

Role overview

TBM and ground monitoring

• Monitor advance rate, thrust, torque, cutterhead performance, face pressure, penetration rate, and machine alignment.
• Assess ground conditions, settlement monitoring data, and geotechnical performance against design parameters.

Tunnelling production and quality

• Supervise segment erection, ring construction, annular grouting, and associated quality control against project specifications.
• Coordinate spoil removal, material supply, segment delivery, grout logistics, and backup system operations.

Shift coordination and performance

• Monitor progress against planned targets and implement corrective actions for delays, operational constraints, or performance issues.
• Coordinate with TBM Operations, Engineering, Survey, Geotechnical, QA/QC, Maintenance, and HSE teams.
• Support troubleshooting to minimize downtime and maintain production efficiency.

Safety, records, and handovers

• Identify and report operational risks, equipment issues, abnormal ground behaviour, and safety concerns.
• Ensure compliance with approved method statements, risk assessments, permit requirements, and project procedures.
• Record progress, ring construction, machine performance, delays, incidents, and resource utilization; hand over operational status, issues, priorities, and risks.

Requirements

• Ensure tunnelling operations comply with approved method statements, risk assessments, permit requirements, and project procedures.
• Maintain tunnelling activities within design parameters and project specifications.
• Coordinate effectively with TBM Operations, Engineering, Survey, Geotechnical, QA/QC, Maintenance, and HSE teams.
• Identify and promptly report operational risks, equipment issues, abnormal ground behaviour, and safety concerns.
• Maintain accurate shift records and conduct comprehensive handovers to incoming personnel.