Deputy Manager, Projects, Construction C&I

Qualification: Full-time B.E. / B.Tech in Instrumentation, Electronics, Electrical & Instrumentation.

Experience: -Overall, 7-10 years of experience in C&I Projects and Commissioning, with at least 2–3 years of experience in thermal power plant projects.

Key Responsibilities

 

  • Lead and manage Construction activities related to Control & Instrumentation (C&I) systems for Thermal Power Plant Projects.
  • Execute and supervise C&I construction activities for BTG (Boiler, Turbine & Generator) and BOP (Balance of Plant) packages.
  • Monitor installation, erection, testing, calibration, loop checking, and commissioning support activities.
  • Ensure compliance with project schedules, quality standards, safety requirements, and statutory regulations.
  • Coordinate with Engineering, Procurement, Commissioning, Contractors, and Site Teams for timely project execution.
  • Review construction drawings, specifications, work procedures, and progress reports.
    Manage contractor performance, manpower deployment, material availability, and site execution challenges.
  • Drive project progress and ensure achievement of construction milestones within budget and timelines.


Key Skills & Expertise

  • Strong experience in C&I Construction of Thermal Power Plants.
  • Hands-on exposure to BTG and BOP packages.
  • Experience in Greenfield and Brownfield Power Plant Projects.
  • Knowledge of field instruments, control systems, DCS, PLC, analyzers, cable laying, termination, and commissioning activities.
  • Strong project execution, stakeholder management, and team leadership skills.
  • Ability to coordinate with multiple agencies and drive construction activities in a fast-paced project environment.
  • Preferred Industry
    Thermal Power Generation
    Power EPC
    Energy & Infrastructure Projects
    Desired Candidate Profile
    Proven experience in execution of large-scale thermal power projects.
    Strong understanding of C&I construction, installation, testing, and commissioning processes.
    Excellent communication, planning, and problem-solving skills.
    Experience handling contractors and multidisciplinary project teams.


    Non-Negotiable Technical Skills
  1. Hands-on experience in C&I construction and installation for BTG and BOP packages of Thermal Power Plants.
  2. Strong expertise in DCS/PLC systems, field instrumentation, junction boxes, marshalling panels, and control room integration.
  3. Proven experience in cable laying, glanding, termination, tray routing, earthing, and instrument hook-up activities.
  4. In-depth knowledge of loop checking, calibration, testing, pre-commissioning, and commissioning of C&I systems.
  5. Experience in execution of Greenfield and Brownfield Thermal Power Projects, including contractor management and project coordination.
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