Rainwater harvesting work site engineer profile A Rainwater Harvesting (RWH) Site Engineer plays a key role in planning, execution, and monitoring of water conservation systems at construction or infrastructure sites.
About the Role A Rainwater Harvesting Site Engineer is responsible for the design implementation, execution, supervision, and maintenance of rainwater harvesting systems including recharge wells, filtration units, storage tanks, and drainage networks to ensure effective water conservation and groundwater recharge.
Responsibilities
Supervise installation of recharge wells, borewells, and filtration systems
Ensure proper execution of RWH structures as per design drawings
Conduct site surveys and feasibility assessments
Coordinate with contractors, vendors, and consultants
Monitor quality of materials and workmanship
Ensure compliance with municipal regulations and environmental norms
Maintain daily progress reports and documentation
Troubleshoot issues related to clogging, filtration efficiency, and water flow
Oversee testing and commissioning of RWH systems
Qualifications
Diploma / B.E. / B.Tech in Civil Engineering or Environmental Engineering
Required Skills
Knowledge of hydrology and groundwater recharge techniques
Familiarity with filtration media (sand, gravel, charcoal, etc.)
Understanding of drainage systems and piping layouts
Ability to read engineering drawings and BOQs
Basic knowledge of AutoCAD / Excel for reporting
Preferred Skills
2–5 years experience in:
Rainwater harvesting projects
Water management systems
Construction site execution
Pay range and compensation package 18K to 22K Salary Range, Allowances
Equal Prospect Statement
Fully versatile and ready to be deployed at any project site across Gujarat.