Job Description

Job Summary:

The Project Incharge for Water & Sewerage is responsible for the day-to-day management, coordination, and execution of water supply and sewerage infrastructure projects. This includes overseeing planning, design reviews, implementation, site supervision, quality assurance, and ensuring that projects are completed on time, within budget, and to required standards.

Key Responsibilities:

Project Planning & Execution:

Plan and manage the execution of water and sewerage projects from initiation to completion. Prepare project schedules, work breakdown structures, and resource allocation plans. Coordinate with consultants, contractors, vendors, and local authorities.

Technical Oversight:

Review engineering designs, drawings, and specifications related to water supply and sewerage systems (pipelines, pumping stations, STPs, WTPs). Ensure compliance with relevant codes, standards, and best practices. Conduct technical assessments and feasibility studies.

Site Supervision & Quality Control:

Monitor on-site activities to ensure work is progressing as per specifications and safety standards. Conduct regular inspections, resolve technical issues, and approve work stages. Ensure material and workmanship quality as per specifications.

Coordination & Communication:

Liaise with internal departments, government agencies, consultants, and the community. Conduct regular project meetings and provide progress updates to stakeholders.

Budget & Cost Control:

Monitor project budgets and control expenditures. Review and approve contractor bills and claims.

Compliance & Documentation:

Maintain comprehensive project documentation including reports, permits, drawings, and approvals. Ensure compliance with environmental, health, and safety regulations.

Required Qualifications:

Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering / Environmental Engineering or related field. Minimum [5+] years of experience in water and sewerage infrastructure projects. Knowledge of local and international standards (e.g., BIS, CPHEEO Manual, AWWA). Proficiency in MS Project, AutoCAD, and other relevant software tools.

Key Skills:

Strong project management and organizational skills. Technical expertise in water and wastewater systems. Effective communication and team leadership. Problem-solving and decision-making abilities. Knowledge of safety and environmental regulations.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ?100,000.00 - ?125,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Provident Fund
Schedule:

Day shift
Supplemental Pay:

Performance bonus Yearly bonus
Work Location: In person