- Prepare fly ash requirement plans based on project schedules.
- Coordinate with thermal power plants for fly ash availability.
- Execute agreements and coordinate lifting schedules.
- Ensure uninterrupted supply to project sites.
1. Logistics & Transportation
- Manage transportation from thermal power plants to project locations.
- Monitor fleet deployment, dispatch schedules, and vehicle tracking.
- Optimize transportation costs and turnaround time.
- Ensure covered transportation to minimize environmental pollution.
1. Site Execution
- Supervise fly ash unloading, stockpiling, and placement.
- Ensure proper embankment construction using fly ash as per project specifications.
- Coordinate with construction teams for daily utilization.
- Monitor compaction, moisture content, and layer thickness.
1. Quality Assurance
- Ensure fly ash meets project specifications.
- Coordinate laboratory testing of fly ash and embankment materials.
- Monitor field density tests and compaction records.
- Maintain quality documentation and inspection records.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Timely availability of fly ash.
- Fly ash utilization as per project targets.
- Zero work stoppage due to material shortage.
- Compliance with quality and environmental standards.
- Transportation cost optimization.
- On-time project execution.
- Vendor performance and contract compliance.
- Accurate reporting and documentation.
This role is critical on national highway projects because it integrates material planning, logistics, construction execution, quality assurance, and regulatory compliance to ensure fly ash is used efficiently and in accordance with NHAI/MoRTH requirements.