Design & Technical Review

• Prepare and review designs, calculations, drawings, and specifications for dry utility networks.
• Coordinate the design and integration of:
  • Electrical distribution systems (LV/MV/HV)
  • Street lighting systems
  • Telecommunications and fiber optic networks
  • ICT and smart city infrastructure
  • District cooling networks
  • Gas distribution systems
• Review shop drawings, technical submissions, material submittals, and contractor proposals.
• Verify compliance with utility authority requirements, project specifications, and international engineering standards.
• Participate in utility master planning and infrastructure corridor design.

Construction Supervision

• Supervise on-site installation of dry utility infrastructure works.
• Ensure construction activities are executed according to approved drawings, specifications, and quality requirements.
• Monitor construction progress and provide technical support during project execution.
• Review contractor RFIs, method statements, NCRs, and technical queries.
• Witness testing, energization, commissioning, and handover of utility systems.
• Resolve technical issues and coordinate design modifications when required.

Coordination & Stakeholder Management

• Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams including civil, structural, MEP, roads, landscape, and wet utility disciplines.
• Liaise with utility authorities, service providers, clients, and contractors.
• Support utility applications, approvals, No Objection Certificates (NOCs), and authority coordination processes.
• Attend technical meetings and provide engineering recommendations throughout project delivery.

Quality, Safety & Compliance

• Ensure compliance with project QA/QC procedures and engineering standards.
• Monitor contractor adherence to approved methodologies and safety requirements.
• Conduct inspections and audits to verify installation quality.
• Support project HSE objectives and safe utility construction practices.
• Ensure compliance with contractual obligations and authority regulations.

• Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Infrastructure Engineering, or related discipline.
• Professional Engineer certification or membership of a recognized engineering institution is preferred.
• Additional qualifications in power systems, telecommunications, or utility engineering are advantageous.