Civil Engineer

UDR Tech Construction; Udaipur District; On-site; INR 400,000 - 650,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel and meals

Job summary

UDR Tech Construction is seeking a proficient Civil Site Engineer to supervise construction activities, interpret drawings, prepare BOQs, and coordinate with multiple government departments. The role emphasizes adherence to standards, regulatory compliance, and meticulous reporting.

You will calculate material quantities, assist in DPRs, manage budgets, inspect sites, and oversee contractor performance to ensure timely, quality, and cost-effective project delivery on government-funded schemes in

Qualifications

• Site supervision and execution
• Drawing interpretation and quantity estimation
• BOQ and RA bill preparation
• Government project documentation
• Quality assurance and material testing
• Labour and subcontractor management
• Progress reporting and coordination
• Problem-solving and time management

Responsibilities

• Conduct site inspections and feasibility studies before starting construction.
• Calculate quantities of materials such as cement, steel, sand, and aggregates.
• Assist in preparing Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) and project proposals.
• Ensure designs comply with applicable engineering standards and government regulations.
• Supervise construction activities at project sites.
• Ensure work is carried out according to approved drawings and specifications.
• Monitor the progress of contractors and construction teams.
• Coordinate with contractors, consultants, architects, and other government departments.
• Resolve technical issues arising during construction.
• Prepare detailed cost estimates and Bills of Quantities (BOQs).
• Calculate the quantities of materials and labour required for projects.
• Verify contractor bills and measurements of completed work.
• Monitor project expenditure against the approved budget.
• Help prevent unnecessary expenditure and wastage of public funds.
• Conduct regular site visits to check construction progress.
• Verify dimensions, levels, alignment, and quantities of completed work.
• Ensure construction follows approved drawings.
• Maintain site inspection reports and measurement records.
• Identify deviations from specifications and recommend corrective measures.
• Inspect existing government infrastructure to assess its condition.
• Plan and supervise repairs of roads, buildings, bridges, and drainage systems.
• Identify structural defects, cracks, seepage, and other signs of deterioration.
• Recommend preventive maintenance to extend the service life of infrastructure.
• Respond to urgent repair requirements and damage caused by natural disasters.
• Maintain technical files, drawings, estimates, and project records.
• Prepare daily, weekly, and monthly progress reports as required.
• Record site instructions, inspection findings, and measurements.
• Document project variations and deviations from approved plans.
• Submit reports to senior officers and maintain records for audits.
• Coordinate with departments such as Public Works, Water Resources, Urban Development, and Rural Development, depending on the posting.
• Communicate with local authorities and utility agencies.
• Respond to public complaints related to infrastructure.
• Assist senior engineers in administrative and technical decision-making.
• Ensure projects are completed within approved timelines and budgets.

Skills

Site supervision and execution

Drawing interpretation and quantityEst

BOQ and RA bill preparation

Government project documentation

Quality assurance and material testing

Labour and subcontractor management

Progress reporting and coordination

Problem-solving and time management

Job description

Key skills

• Site supervision and execution
• Drawing interpretation and quantity estimation
• BOQ and RA bill preparation
• Government project documentation
• Quality assurance and material testing
• Labour and subcontractor management
• Progress reporting and coordination
• Problem-solving and time management

Role & responsibilities

Planning and Designing

• Conduct site inspections and feasibility studies before starting construction.
• Calculate quantities of materials such as cement, steel, sand, and aggregates.
• Assist in preparing Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) and project proposals.
• Ensure designs comply with applicable engineering standards and government regulations.

Construction Supervision

• Supervise construction activities at project sites.
• Ensure work is carried out according to approved drawings and specifications.
• Monitor the progress of contractors and construction teams.
• Coordinate with contractors, consultants, architects, and other government departments.
• Resolve technical issues arising during construction.

Cost Estimation and Budget Management

• Prepare detailed cost estimates and Bills of Quantities (BOQs).
• Calculate the quantities of materials and labour required for projects.
• Verify contractor bills and measurements of completed work.
• Monitor project expenditure against the approved budget.
• Help prevent unnecessary expenditure and wastage of public funds.

Site Inspection and Measurement

• Conduct regular site visits to check construction progress.
• Verify dimensions, levels, alignment, and quantities of completed work.
• Ensure construction follows approved drawings.
• Maintain site inspection reports and measurement records.
• Identify deviations from specifications and recommend corrective measures.

Maintenance and Repair

• Inspect existing government infrastructure to assess its condition.
• Plan and supervise repairs of roads, buildings, bridges, and drainage systems.
• Identify structural defects, cracks, seepage, and other signs of deterioration.
• Recommend preventive maintenance to extend the service life of infrastructure.
• Respond to urgent repair requirements and damage caused by natural disasters.

Documentation and Reporting

• Maintain technical files, drawings, estimates, and project records.
• Prepare daily, weekly, and monthly progress reports as required.
• Record site instructions, inspection findings, and measurements.
• Document project variations and deviations from approved plans.
• Submit reports to senior officers and maintain records for audits.

Coordination with Government Departments

• Coordinate with departments such as Public Works, Water Resources, Urban Development, and Rural Development, depending on the posting.
• Communicate with local authorities and utility agencies.
• Respond to public complaints related to infrastructure.
• Assist senior engineers in administrative and technical decision-making.
• Ensure projects are completed within approved timelines and budgets.

Preferred candidate profile

Candidates having prior experience in working in Government projects will be preferred

Perks and benefits

Travelling and food cost shall be borne by the company during site visits.