Project Engineer/GeoTech/Geotechnical Engineer

Key Responsibilities: 1. Project Cost Estimation Prepare detailed material, labor, equipment, and resource cost estimates after tender award and prior to project execution. Analyze project requirements and develop budget forecasts. 2. Material Utilization Verification Monitor and verify the proper utilization of materials supplied to project sites. Compare material consumption with actual work progress and identify variances. 3. Government, Client & Stakeholder Coordination Coordinate with government authorities, clients, consultants, contractors, local bodies, and other stakeholders to resolve project-related issues. Liaise with public and private sector organizations as required for project execution. Prepare official letters, reports, correspondences, claims, and other project-related documentation. 4. Measurement & Billing Verification Review and verify measurement sheets submitted by site engineers. Ensure that client bills, subcontractor bills, and internal measurements accurately reflect actual work executed at site. Verify quantities and supporting documents prior to billing submission. 5. Project Financial Analysis Prepare project completion reports, including cost analysis and overall Profit & Loss (P&L) statements. Monitor project costs and profitability throughout the project lifecycle. 6. Geotechnical Investigation & Site Assessment Conduct and supervise soil and rock investigations, field testing, sampling, and data collection. Assess site and slope conditions, conduct slope stability analysis, and identify potential risks. Prepare site mobilization plans, coordinate investigation activities, and conduct site visits to provide technical recommendations. 7. Slope Stabilization & Landslide Mitigation Prepare technical recommendations for slope protection, stabilization, and landslide mitigation measures. Supervise and monitor slope stabilization works, including soil nailing, rock bolting, anchoring, grouting, shotcrete, retaining structures, and drainage works. Provide technical support for road settlement treatment, reinstatement, and rehabilitation works. 8. Technical Analysis, Material Testing & Quality Control Prepare and review technical calculations, analyses, and reports based on investigation and testing results. Prepare and implement material testing and quality control plans, including verification of design mix proportions for cement and asphalt concrete. Supervise material testing, review and approve test reports, and ensure compliance with relevant codes, specifications, and standards. Prepare technical proposals, bid documents, reporting formats, and other technical documents as required. 9. Laboratory, Equipment & Technical Team Management Ensure proper operation, maintenance, and calibration of laboratory, investigation, and testing equipment. Maintain and manage field and laboratory testing records and data, and operate relevant equipment as required. Provide technical guidance and supervision to laboratory technicians, sub-engineers, and site personnel. 10. Other Responsibilities Perform any other duties and responsibilities commensurate with the role as assigned by the Head or Team Leader. Qualification: Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering (B.E. Civil) Experience: Minimum 3 years of relevant experience in construction project management, estimation, billing, contract administration, and site coordination. Required Skills: Strong knowledge of construction estimation, quantity surveying, and project costing. Proficiency in MS Excel, MS Office, AutoCAD, and other relevant engineering software. Sound understanding of project billing, contract administration, and documentation. Excellent communication, negotiation, and report-writing skills. Ability to work independently and handle multiple project responsibilities. Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities. Salary & Benefits Negotiable and commensurate with qualifications, experience, and performance. None