Key Responsibilities
& DMRC Compliances1. Underground Excavation & Utility Protection
- Utility Clearance & Scanning. Verify underground utility maps and ensure Cable Avoidance Tools (CAT scanners) and manual trial pits are used before mechanical excavation to protect existing power cables (such as TPDDL/BSES lines), gas pipelines, and optical fiber networks.
- Trench Shoring & Barricading. Inspect trenches deeper than 1.2 meters for proper shoring, benching, or sloping to prevent soil collapse, and ensure rigid barricading with blinking warning lights is installed.
- Traffic Management. Implement DMRC-approved Traffic Management Plans (TMP) along public roads, ensuring proper signage, flagmen, and pedestrian walkways as per IRC norms. 2. Electrical & Cable Laying Safety
- Permit-to-Work (PTW) System. Enforce strict PTW protocols for excavation, hot work (cable jointing/heat shrinking), confined space entry (manholes/cable ducts), and electrical energization.
- Lockout/Tagout (LOTO). Verify zero-energy states, proper earthing, and LOTO compliance before workers handle, terminate, or test any electrical cables or feeder pillars.
- Cable Pulling & Drum Handling. Inspect cable drum jacks, rollers, winches, and lifting tackles (valid third-party test certificates required) to prevent mechanical snapping or manual handling injuries.
- Temporary Site Power. Audit all site distribution boards to ensure 30mA ELCB/RCCB protection,



double earthing, and industrial-grade weatherproof sockets are used. 3. Training, Induction & PPE Enforcement
- DMRC Safety Induction. Ensure no worker enters the site without completing mandatory DMRC SHE induction training, medical fitness screening, and receiving a valid site ID card.
- Daily Toolbox Talks (TBT). Conduct daily pre-work TBTs focused on specific shift hazards such as live cable proximity, monsoon waterlogging, or night-shift visibility.
- Specialized PPE Compliance. Mandate task-specific PPE including electrical arc-flash suits, insulated rubber gloves (tested to voltage class), insulated safety shoes, reflective jackets, and hard hats. 4. Documentation, Audits & Incident Management
- HIRA & JSA Preparation. Prepare and update Hazard Identification and Risk Assessments (HIRA) and Job Safety Analyses (JSA) for every cabling stretch.
- Compliance Reporting. Maintain daily inspection checklists, PTW logs, equipment fitness registers, and submit weekly/monthly SHE reports to the DMRC SHE Department.
- Incident Investigation. Immediately report any near-miss, utility damage, or reportable accident (incapacity >48 hours) to DMRC within stipulated timelines and conduct Root Cause Analysis (RCA). Pay: ₹12,000.00
- ₹25,000.00 per month

Benefits:
- Adaptable schedule Work

Location:
In person

📌 Health and Safety Officer (Delhi)
🏢 NY INFRAPROJECTS
📍 Delhi