Project Engineer- Site Engineer (Mechanical)

Site Engineer / Project Engineer – Fire Protection Systems

  • Execution and supervision of fire protection systems (sprinkler, hydrant, fire alarm, fire pumps).
  • Handling complete site activities including installation, testing, and commissioning.
  • Reviewing drawings, BOQ, and coordinating with clients, consultants, and contractors.
  • Ensuring work as per NFPA standards and safety regulations.
  • Monitoring site progress, manpower, and material management.
  • Preparing progress reports, billing support, and project documentation.
  • Sole responsible for site handling. Responsible for every activity at site
  • Site manpower handling
  • Drawing reading/ understand well drawings- layout/ P & IDS/ Isometric/ Schematic etc.
  • Day to day client communication & coordination
  • Communication to various departments in office as per requirement
  • Material inward, billing certify from site team
  • Running bill JMR preparation & certify from site team
  • Day to day reporting- Work progress report/ Daily progress report
  • Technically well verse & understand fire norms/ Guidelines/ standards
  • Labor attendance on daily basis, weekly advances, salary sheet prepare etc.
  • Good verbal & written communication skills in English & hindi
  • Computer knowledge must: word & excel, AutoCAD is an added advantage
  • Target oriented job completion.
  • Supervise installation of fire sprinkler systems, hydrant systems, fire alarm systems, fire pumps, and piping networks.

Qualification: Diploma & B.E. in Mechanical Engineering
Experience: At least 4 to 5 years in field of Fire protection system- core field

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ₹40,000.00 - ₹50,000.00 per month

Benefits:

  • Provident Fund

Work Location: In person

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