Deputy General Manager, Engineering

Key Responsibilities

• Engineering Management System Construction: Establish engineering control systems and process standards suited for overseas power EPC projects, covering design, procurement, construction, commissioning, and handover stages to ensure standardized and compliant engineering management.

• Full-Lifecycle Project Control: Lead project planning, technical solution reviews, construction management, and site coordination. Resolve major execution issues and construction conflicts, taking responsibility for project quality, progress, and cost targets.

• Specialized Track Management: Oversee four technical tracks (Cost Engineering/Quantity Surveying, Planning/Scheduling, EHSW [Environment, Health, Safety, Waste], and Commercial Fulfillment):

  • Responsible for budget estimates, budget control, final account control, and cost optimization.

  • Lead the formulation and dynamic control of master schedules to ensure milestone delivery.

  • Implement safety production and occupational health management systems to achieve zero major safety accidents.

  • Responsible for commercial work such as contract fulfillment, variation claims, and subcontractor management.

• Pipeline Project Support: Lead the setup of reserve project site teams and support business development and project bidding.

• Engineering Team Building: Build a pipeline of project management talent, cultivate technical backbones, and enhance overall team professional competency and execution capabilities.

• Other Duties: Complete other engineering-related tasks assigned by the General Manager.

Job Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree or above in Power Engineering, Civil Engineering, Engineering Management, or related majors. Qualifications such as Certified Constructor or Certified Cost Engineer are preferred.

• 8+ years of engineering management experience in overseas power projects, with 3+ years in multi-project portfolio management. Full-lifecycle engineering management experience in large-scale thermal power projects is required.

• Proficient in international construction codes, FIDIC contract conditions, project schedule & cost control methods, and EHSW management systems.

• Strong technical decision-making, risk forecasting, site problem-solving, and team management capabilities.

• Able to adapt to overseas project site business trips.