The Site Engineer (Civil) is responsible for overseeing all on-site civil construction activities,
ensuring that specialized biogas infrastructure—such as digesters, slurry tanks, and heavy
foundations—is built to exact technical specifications and safety standards.
Key Responsibilities:
- On-Site Supervision: Direct supervision of all civil works, including excavation, RCC
foundations for heavy machinery, digester tank construction, control rooms, and site
development (roads/drainage).
- Technical Compliance: Ensure all construction strictly adheres to approved
structural drawings, GA drawings, and project specifications.
- Quality Control (QC): Oversee material testing (concrete, steel, soil) and maintain
rigorous quality logs. Ensure leak-proof integrity for gas-holding structures and tanks.
- Contractor Management: Coordinate with civil subcontractors to ensure adequate
manpower deployment and adherence to the project timeline.
- Safety & Environment: Enforce strict HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment)
protocols on-site, ensuring a zero-accident work environment.
- Progress Tracking: Maintain Daily Progress Reports (DPRs), verify contractor bills
against actual site measurements, and report bottlenecks to the Project Leader.
Requirements:
- Education: B.E. / B.Tech or Diploma in Civil Engineering.
- Experience: 4–5 years in industrial construction. Preference for candidates with
experience in STP/ETP plants, refineries, process plants, or Biogas projects.
- Core Skills: Proficiency in reading complex structural drawings, knowledge of IS
codes for concrete/steel, and experience in high-precision tank construction.
- Attributes: Strong site management skills, ability to handle local labour/contractors,
and willingness to stay at project sites.