Site Engineer S&T

Role & responsibilities

• Supervise and execute S&T works at railway project sites.
• Carry out installation of railway signalling and telecommunication equipment as per approved drawings and specifications.
• Supervise installation of signals, point machines, axle counters, track circuits, location boxes, relay rooms, equipment rooms, etc.
• Supervise cable laying, cable termination, jointing, dressing, tagging, and testing.
• Execute OFC and telecom cable laying and termination works.
• Assist in installation and testing of Electronic Interlocking (EI), Relay Interlocking (RRI), and other signalling systems as applicable.
• Carry out testing and commissioning of signalling equipment and systems.
• Assist in pre-commissioning and commissioning activities.
• Read and understand S&T layout drawings, wiring diagrams, cable schedules, and circuit diagrams.
• Coordinate S&T activities with Track, Civil, Electrical, and other departments.
• Coordinate with railway officials, consultants, vendors, and subcontractors at site.
• Monitor daily site progress and ensure completion of work as per project schedule.
• Prepare daily progress reports, inspection requests, test reports, and other site documents.
• Ensure proper utilization and availability of S&T materials at site.
• Identify and resolve site-related technical issues and faults.
• Ensure all works are carried out as per Railway standards, approved drawings, specifications, and safety procedures.
• Ensure proper housekeeping and compliance with railway safety requirements.
• Supervise technicians and workmen and allocate daily site activities.
• Support the S&T Manager/Project Manager during inspections and commissioning.
• Willingness to work at railway sites, including night shifts and block working, whenever required.

Preferred candidate profile

Must be B.E. / B.Tech in Electronics & Communication, Electrical, Electronics or related engineering discipline.

Experience

• 3 to 7 years of experience in Railway S&T projects preferred.
• Experience in installation, testing, and commissioning of railway signalling and telecom systems will be preferred.