Manager Generation

In this role, the Manager Generation takes ownership of supervising all phases of hydropower project implementation, covering civil, mechanical, electrical, and hydromechanical scopes. The position demands strong leadership to coordinate between various stakeholders and ensure smooth equipment installation, rigorous testing, and commissioning processes leading to final handover. The incumbent prepares detailed project progress reports and communicates effectively with senior management, providing updates on the project's technical, financial, and risk management aspects. A minimum of five years of relevant experience in power generation or hydropower, including three years in project management, coupled with educational qualifications in engineering or project management, is required. The role commands a strategic vision for hydropower plant operations and a hands-on approach to managing construction, procurement, and contract supervision.
Responsibilities

Manage and coordinate the construction and rehabilitation of hydropower generation facilities including new and existing plants.
Lead engineering design reviews and conduct technical assessments to ensure project integrity and performance standards.
Oversee procurement activities, ensuring equipment selection aligns with project requirements and industry standards.
Directly manage contractors, consultants, suppliers, and multidisciplinary engineering teams to ensure cohesive project delivery.
Supervise all project implementation activities encompassing civil, mechanical, electrical, and hydromechanical works.
Monitor and control project schedules, budgets, costs, quality, and contractual obligations to meet agreed objectives.
Identify, evaluate, and manage technical, financial, construction, and implementation risks proactively.
Ensure compliance with health, safety, environmental, and quality requirements throughout all project phases.
Coordinate the installation, testing, commissioning, and final handover of hydropower equipment and systems.
Prepare comprehensive project progress reports and provide timely updates to senior management on project status and challenges.
Work collaboratively to resolve any technical and contractual issues that arise during the project lifecycle.
Maintain strong communication, coordination, and reporting channels among all project stakeholders.
Demonstrate readiness to work in remote and challenging hydropower project site environments as required.