Core Purpose

To lead the end-to-end technical execution of civil projects, ensuring that construction aligns with architectural drawings, remains within the strict budget, and meets LEED/Safety standards while managing in office contractors.
Key ResponsibilitiesA. Technical Execution & Quality Control
Drawing Interpretation: Detailed review and implementation of GFC (Valuable for Construction) drawings, structural designs, and MEP layouts.
Site Layout: Managing "line level" accuracy and ensuring the structural skeleton (steel/RCC) is verified before any concrete pours.
Quality Assurance: Conducting regular slump tests, cube tests, and material inspections to ensure 100% compliance with ISO/BIS standards.

B. Project Planning & Scheduling
Timeline Management: Creating and updating weekly work charts using tools like MS Project or Primavera.
Resource Allocation: Coordinating the daily deployment of labor, heavy machinery, and specialized subcontractors.
Obstacle Removal: Identifying potential site bottlenecks (e.g., soil issues, weather delays)



and creating "Plan B" scenarios.

C. Cost & Material Management
BOQ & Billing: Verifying contractor bills against the actual Bill of Quantities (BOQ) and work completed in office.
Waste Mitigation: Monitoring the "inflow and usage" of raw materials (cement, steel, sand) to minimize theft and wastage.
Estimation: Preparing material, equipment, and labor cost estimates for upcoming project phases.

D. Coordination & Liaison
Stakeholder Management: Acting as the primary point of contact between the Project Manager, Architects, and Government Liaison officers.
Vendor Management: Evaluating vendor performance and ensuring timely procurement of critical items.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Budget Variance: Keep total project cost variance under 5%.
Schedule Adherence: Zero "critical path" delays in major milestones (e.g., slab completion).
Safety Record: Maintain a Zero Accident site through strict PP

📌 Civil Project Engineer Pimpri Chinchwad (India)
🏢 PESH Group
📍 India