Turner & Townsend · Posted 8 months ago
Project Manager MEP (Electrical), Pune
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Position is involved in the complete lifecycle of the project Thorough knowledge on Electrical, HVAC, fire alarm systems, plumbing & fire fighting Supporting technical design briefs, analyze designs, and coordinate with multiple vendors Experience in sustainability /LEED & other concepts Review MEP specifications, interpret contracts, and participate in technical & commercial negotiations with vendors Lead a team & be able to supervise & coordinate onsite MEP construction activities Review/analyze and re-design all MEP drawings & material schedules with involvement in supervision of the site activities and to control cost and ensure timely completion of the project Co-ordinate all electro-mechanical activities with client, consultant, suppliers, site engineers & various subcontractors at site.
Checking and preparing VO, negotiation with Sub-con and Client Provide interpretations of plans, project scope, detail sheets, and specifications for our MEP contractors/ sub contractors and engineers to ensure a comprehensive and mutual understanding of the project plan Environment Policy Should adhere to the company’s global environmental policy
Education - Engineering Diploma / B.E/B.Tech/ – Electrical Post Graduate Qualification in relevant field would be an added advantage You should have relevant experience of working for a construction consultancy in India, be degree educated in a relevant construction subject and have good technical skills 10 years of post qualification experience in similar role Excellent verbal and written English communication skills
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