Role Purpose Lead the management and preparation of Geotechnical Field Reports-construction-stage documents that reliably capture ground-related realities versus design assumptions. The role ensures that actual ground conditions, excavation behaviour, groundwater observations, temporary works performance, unexpected hazards, methodology changes, instrumentation & monitoring data, and lessons learned are systematically recorded and analysed to inform future site investigation, design development, and risk management. Key Responsibilities 1) GFR Planning & Framework Define the GFR scope, structure, templates, and data standards per project phase and package. Establish a capture plan for observations and data (who/what/when/how), aligned with construction methods and programme milestones. Set traceability between design assumptions (e.g., GBR, interpretive reports, risk registers) and as-built evidence. 2) Data Capture & Validation Coordinate daily/weekly capture of site records: Excavation logs, face maps, probe/drill records, spoil logs. Groundwater levels/flows, inflow events, pumping rates. Temporary works behaviour: ground movements, strut loads, prop performance, shotcrete behaviour, lining convergence, etc. Instrumentation & monitoring (I&M): settlement/levelling, inclinometers, extensometers, piezometers, strain gauges, load cells, vibration, noise, dust (as applicable). Health, safety and environmental ground-related ...