Mazen Khair-Eddin

Currently working as a supervision and safety engineer on multiple construction and renovation projects for military buildings for the British Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO). Essentially, I am the person in charge of the overall supervision of an assigned site, and in general, one of AECOM’s construction supervisors charged with observing and directing the execution of the construction phase through IR’s, and coordinating with the UK-based supervisors and designers on all the technical submissions (shop drawings, RFIs, method statements & etc.). In addition, I also manage and mentor the HSE aspects and the daily sites tests and site inspections in an effort to maintain a high standard of quality work with an impeccable safety record. This position also requires managing work schedules and contractor payments as well as interaction with key stakeholders and the Jordan Armed Forces (JAF) in facilitating the delivery of construction and utilities.

Responsibilities:
•Site supervision for the construction team and ensuring contractors are building within approved design and BS standards.
•Monitoring safety of all construction activities making on-site personnel safety the top priority.
•Handling inspections of implemented works (IRs) including SATs & FATs.
•Acting as liaison between field and office personnel.
•Accurately providing status information on project progress to project management.
•Leading and managing resolution of all issues during project construction and commissioning phases.
•Preparing periodic progress reports, including review of payment applications and milestones.
•Conducting progress meetings with contractors, subcontractors, and clients.
•Evaluating materials, equipment, systems, and processes (through compliance sheets, MARs, DSs, & RFIs).
•Overseeing all related job accident/damage reporting and follow-up.

Successfully completed with FOX phase 3, 4, & 5 of design, integration, construction, communication and engineering services for the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD), and the Jordan Energy and Materials Regulatory Commission (EMRC). The project essentially aimed to enforce the security of the bottleneck of Jordan’s borders and airports needed to prevent illegal activities of smuggled radioactive materials. The project consisted of six phases/groups under the policies and terms of AECOM. My role in this project started as a site engineer for phase/group 3 followed by a promotion to safety and site supervisor/manager for groups no. 4 & 5 of the project.


Responsibilities
•Site supervision- phase 3 (partly), phase 4 & 5 project lead.
•Safety supervision at the different sites.
•Coordinated with systems’ suppliers and local sub-contractors.
•Handled inspections of implemented works including SATs & FATs.
•Prepared periodic progress reports, including review of payment applications.
•Attended periodic meetings with consultants and clients and liaised with local authorities and stakeholders.

Worked as a site engineer at Mecca mall third extension in Amman-Jordan, which is a nine story building of a total area of one hundred thousand square meters.

Responsibilities
•Site supervision and coordination works for civil & MEP works
•Managed inspections of conducted works.
•Prepared daily progress reports and updated project’s planner
•Attended periodic meetings with client and contractors.