Instrumentation & Monitoring (I&M) Manager

Job Responsibilities

1. Project Leadership & Coordination

• Lead and manage all Instrumentation & Monitoring (I&M) activities throughout the project lifecycle.
• Attend and chair project meetings related to instrumentation, monitoring, and geotechnical performance.
• Act as the primary liaison between project teams, consultants, clients, and authorities on I&M matters.

2. Instrumentation Management

• Plan, coordinate, and supervise the installation, testing, commissioning, and maintenance of geotechnical and structural instrumentation systems.
• Ensure all instrumentation works are carried out in accordance with project requirements, specifications, and industry standards.
• Monitor contractor performance and ensure timely completion of instrumentation activities.

3. Monitoring & Data Analysis

• Review and analyze instrument readings, monitoring results, and trend data.
• Assess ground movement, structural behavior, and excavation performance to ensure project stability and safety.
• Identify abnormal readings and recommend corrective actions where necessary.
• Ensure compliance with ERSS (Earth Retaining or Stabilizing Structures) monitoring requirements.

4. Reporting & Stakeholder Management

• Coordinate directly with QPD/QPS, consultants, and relevant authorities on instrumentation and monitoring matters.
• Prepare and submit monitoring reports, technical assessments, and presentation materials.
• Provide regular updates on instrumentation performance, risks, and mitigation measures.

5. Site Management & Execution

• Work closely with Site Managers, Construction Managers, and project teams to ensure smooth site execution.
• Conduct site inspections to verify installation quality and monitoring effectiveness.
• Support construction activities by providing technical advice based on monitoring results.

6. Quality, Safety & Compliance

• Ensure compliance with project specifications, regulatory requirements, and workplace safety standards.
• Maintain proper documentation, records, and calibration certificates for instrumentation systems.
• Participate in audits, inspections, and technical reviews as required.

Job Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree in Geology, Geotechnical Engineering, Civil Engineering, or a related discipline.
• Minimum 8–10 years of relevant experience in instrumentation, monitoring, and geotechnical engineering within construction, infrastructure, tunnelling, or deep excavation projects.
• Proven experience managing instrumentation installation, monitoring programs, data interpretation, and reporting.
• Experience working with ERSS, deep excavation, tunnelling, or large-scale infrastructure projects is highly preferred.