CIVIL ENGINEER SUPERVISOR. The Civil Engineer Supervisor shall have knowledge of methods, tools, and equipment used one or many of the following areas of expertise (as required by the User Agency and/or the IMT): traffic analysis, traffic management, slope stability, foundation, and retaining wall design and assessment, in structure design, construction, and maintenance as well as post disaster structure evaluation (due to earthquake, flooding or other cause of structural stress). The Civil Engineer Supervisor shall also have knowledge of methods of stress analysis for both statically determinate and indeterminate structures, of the determination and influence of deflection on the stresses in structures and of design practices and bridge or structure engineering as applied to transportation related structures that can be applied to fire/earthquake/flood or other damaged/impacted buildings, structures, bridges, and other water crossings. The Civil Engineer Supervisor, if necessary, will oversee and direct the tasks conducted by the Civil Engineer. The Civil Engineer Supervisor shall have the skills and abilities to perform any of the above listed services including preparing traffic management plans and conducting inspections for all types of fire damaged and non-damaged bridges, major structures, or transportation related buildings, including bridge foundations; analyzing situations and adopt an effective course of action; prepare correspondence and reports to be submitted timely to the IMT.
CIVIL ENGINEER SUPERVISOR. The civil engineer supervisor shall be a holder of a College Diploma in civil Engineering and have minimum of two years of experience in waste bin installation for institutional buildings and systems. Key experts shall not be replaced during the implementation of the contract without prior written approval by the contracting authority. Requirements for the equipment This equipment shall comprise as a minimum the following: No. Equipment Type and Characteristics Min. quantity required
