ONLY VILLA/ BUNGALOW/ PRIVATE RESIDENCE EXPERIENCE PROFESSIONALS MAY APPLY

1. Core Role

The MEP Engineer shall be responsible for planning, coordination, supervision, quality control, testing, commissioning and handover of all MEP services at site. The engineer shall ensure that all works are executed as per approved drawings, specifications, project schedule, applicable standards and client requirements.
1. Roles & Responsibilities

A. Design & Drawing Coordination Review all MEP drawings received from consultants/vendors.

Coordinate MEP drawings with architectural, structural and interior drawings.

Identify design discrepancies, missing information and site constraints.

Raise RFIs/technical queries and obtain timely clarification.

Ensure latest approved/revised drawings are available at site.

Coordinate service routes, shafts, ceiling spaces and equipment locations.

Ensure all MEP requirements are finalized before related civil/finishing works.

B. Site Execution

Supervise daily MEP installation activities.

Ensure execution is strictly as per approved drawings and specifications.

Check workmanship and installation quality.

Monitor contractor manpower and productivity.

Coordinate sequencing of MEP works with civil and finishing activities.

Ensure proper protection of completed MEP installations.

C. Electrical Services

Responsible for coordination and supervision of:

LT panels and electrical DBs

MCBs/MCCBs

Cable trays and conduits

Power and lighting wiring

Earthing and lightning protection

DG/UPS systems

External electrical works

Lighting fixtures

Electrical equipment connections

Load schedules and power requirements

D. HVAC & Ventilation

Coordinate AC indoor/outdoor unit locations.

Supervise refrigerant/copper piping and insulation.

Check AC drain routing and slopes.

Coordinate ducting and fresh-air systems.

Coordinate exhaust and ventilation systems.

Coordinate basement ventilation and dehumidification requirements.

Ensure adequate access for servicing HVAC equipment.

Coordinate thermostat/control requirements and automation integration.

E. Plumbing & Water Services

Supervise domestic water supply systems.

Coordinate hot and cold-water piping.

Coordinate drainage, soil and waste piping.

Check rainwater drainage systems.

Coordinate water tanks, pumps and associated equipment.





Ensure proper testing of water-supply and drainage systems.

Coordinate plumbing fixtures with architectural/interior requirements.

F. Fire Fighting & Fire Alarm

Coordinate fire-fighting piping and equipment.

Coordinate fire pump room requirements.

Check hydrant/sprinkler installations where applicable.

Coordinate fire alarm systems.

Ensure compliance with approved fire-fighting drawings and consultant requirements.

Coordinate required testing and commissioning.

G. ELV / Security / Automation

Coordinate with specialist vendors for:

CCTV

Access control

Intercom

Data/networking

Wi-Fi

TV

Security systems

Home automation

Lighting automation

Curtain automation

HVAC automation

Sensors and control systems

Ensure proper coordination between automation, electrical, HVAC, security and other systems.

1. Daily Responsibilities

The MEP Engineer shall:
1. Conduct daily site inspection of all MEP activities.
1. Check ongoing work against approved drawings.
1. Coordinate with MEP contractors and vendors.
1. Check manpower deployment.
1. Identify site issues and coordinate their resolution.
1. Ensure required materials are available at site.
1. Raise technical queries/RFIs wherever required.
1. Inspect completed works before covering/closing.
1. Coordinate with civil/interior teams before execution of concealed services.
1. Update the Project Manager on critical issues and delays.
1. Maintain daily progress records.
1. Ensure safety requirements are followed by MEP contractors.
1. Weekly Responsibilities

The MEP Engineer shall prepare/update:

Weekly MEP Progress

Planned vs. actual progress

Completed activities

Ongoing activities

Upcoming activities

Delayed activities

Reasons for delay

Recovery/action plan

Coordination

Conduct/attend weekly coordination meetings with:

Architect

PMC

MEP consultant

Civil contractor

Electrical contractor

HVAC contractor

Plumbing contractor

Automation vendor

ELV/security vendors

Other specialist agencies

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Material & Procurement Responsibilities

The MEP Engineer shall: Prepare/verify MEP material requirements.

Review BOQ against site requirements.

Review technical specifications.

Check vendor quotations from a technical perspective.

Review material submittals and datasheets.

Verify samples before approval.

Ensure approved makes/models are procured.

Check material received at site against approved specifications.

Coordinate procurement of long-lead items.

Highlight procurement risks well in advance.

Key: The MEP Engineer should identify long-lead items early, such as panels, HVAC equipment, pumps, automation components, specialized fixtures and other critical equipment.

1. Quality Control & Inspection

The MEP Engineer shall ensure: Approved materials are used.

Proper installation methods are followed.

Testing is carried out before concealment.

Pressure testing is completed for relevant piping.

Insulation is checked before closing.

Cable testing is completed.

Earthing is tested.

Drainage testing is completed.

HVAC systems are tested and balanced where applicable.

Equipment installation is checked as per manufacturer's requirements.

1. Testing & Commissioning

The engineer shall coordinate and witness:

Electrical testing

Insulation resistance testing

Earthing testing

DB/panel testing

HVAC testing

Pressure testing

Drainage testing

Pump testing

Fire-fighting testing

Fire alarm testing

CCTV/security testing

Automation testing

All test reports should be properly documented.
1. Documentation & Reporting

The MEP Engineer shall maintain:

Approved MEP drawings

Shop drawings

Coordination drawings

Material submittals

Material approvals

RFIs

Technical submittals

Inspection requests

Testing reports

Commissioning reports

Site instructions

Snag lists

Progress reports

Equipment schedules

Warranty documents

O&M; manuals

As-built drawings

1. Snagging & Handover

Before handover, the engineer shall: Prepare MEP snag lists.

Coordinate closure of all snags.

Verify functionality of all systems.

Ensure labels and identification are completed.

Check accessibility for maintenance.

Collect warranties and guarantees.

Collect test certificates.

Collect O&M; manuals.

Verify as-built drawings.

Conduct final demonstrations for the client/operations team.

📌 Mep Engineer - Residential / Luxury Villa(Owner's Residence) (New Delhi)
🏢 BCH ELECTRIC
📍 New Delhi