Executive Technical Office Engineer

 An Executive Technical Office manages technical activities related to engineering projects. They oversee
the work of technical teams, coordinate with other departments, and ensure that projects are completed on
time, within budget, and to the required quality standards.
1-  Researching, selecting, contracting, and evaluating subcontractors and suppliers.

   2- evaluating potential subcontractors involves conducting initial assessments and comparisons based on their
   3- technical and financial capabilities and participating in the analysis.

 4 - Create and Develop project plans and schedules, including timelines and budgets, and monitor progress to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget.
 5- Review and Develop project documentation, including technical specifications, drawings, and reports.
 Manage project resources, including personnel, materials, and equipment, to ensure projects are adequately staffed and resourced.
 6- Manage project documentation, including contracts, change orders, and project reports.
 7- Resolve project issues and conflicts, including negotiating with stakeholders and implementing corrective actions.
 8-  Ensure the project complies with all applicable regulations and standards.
 Cost analysis, Integral to any buyer-seller relationship. Cost control activities as responsible plans and cost      of subcontractors, analyzing and estimating project costs, producing reports on deviations from plans, and proposing corrective measures to prevent future repetitions.
 9- Preparing and reviewing periodic and final invoices for subcontractors and suppliers from actual inventory. A thorough study of all project documents (contract - bill of quantities - drawings - specifications).
10- Make the required matches between drawings for different disciplines.
 Reviewing and matching all the project's executive drawings and determining the building requirements and materials needed to complete the project.
 11-  Review the implementation and make an inventory of quantities "actually"! He shall perform all that is assigned to him by the direct manager unless he fundamentally disagrees with the nature of the work