Site Civil Engineer

The Project Engineer is the hands-on, field-level execution owner for a cluster of 2–3 districts. Working under the Field Project Manager, the Project Engineer is responsible for getting work done on the ground — site surveys, site readiness, receipt and inspection of equipment, supervision of installation and commissioning, on-site quality and safety, documentation, and day-to-day coordination with local contractors, labour and customer field officials. Project Engineer — Civil Discipline Lead the civil interface at every site — masonry rooms / enclosures for the Electrochlorination systems, foundations and plinths, and the civil interface with the Over Head Tank (OHT). Follow up on room construction and allied civil works at site level against the schedule and specifications. Oversee plumbing and pipework connections, water inlet / outlet routing and any associated civil-mechanical interface. Carry out civil quality checks — concrete, masonry, finishing, water-tightness — and ensure civil readiness ahead of equipment installation. Advise the other Project Engineers on civil constraints affecting installation across all clusters. Knowledge of regional language is must.