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Role Summary We are looking for an MEP Engineer with 68 years of hands-on site execution experience, including substantial experience in high-rise projects. The candidate will be responsible for the execution, supervision, and coordination of Electrical, Plumbing, and Fire Fighting systems at the project site. Key Responsibilities MEP Site Execution Supervise and execute MEP works in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, and project requirements. Coordinate MEP activities with Civil, Structural, and Finishing teams to ensure smooth project execution. Monitor site progress and address execution-related issues in a timely manner. Coordinate with contractors, vendors, consultants, and other site teams. Electrical Works Supervise the installation and execution of LT panels, cabling, earthing, lighting, power distribution, and associated electrical works. Ensure electrical installations comply with approved drawings, specifications, and quality standards. Support testing, inspection, and commissioning activities. Plumbing & Fire Fighting Supervise the execution of plumbing, drainage, water supply, and piping systems. Monitor the installation of fire-fighting piping, hydrants, sprinklers, pumps, and associated systems. Ensure proper coordination and execution of Plumbing and Fire Fighting services at site. Quality & Documentation Conduct regular site inspections and quality checks to ensure proper execution. Ensure compliance with approved drawings, specifications, and safety standards. Verify contractor measurements and support the bill verification process. Maintain daily progress reports and essential site documentation. Education B.E./B.Tech in Electrical Engineering Mandatory Experience 68 years of relevant MEP site execution experience. Hands-on experience in high-rise building projects is mandatory. Must have experience working on high-rise buildings of at least 78 floors. Strong practical experience in Electrical, Plumbing, and Fire Fighting systems is mandatory. Candidates must have site execution experience; design-only or consultancy profiles will not be preferred. Benefits Competitive Salary Growth & Career Development Opportunities Exposure to Large-Scale High-Rise Projects Professional Learning & Skill Development Supportive Work Environment Stable & Long-Term Career Opportunity B.E/B.Tech in Electrical Engineering .
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