Deputy Project Manager

A DPM Geotechnical Engineer's responsibilities include conducting site surveys, soil testing, geotechnical instrumentation, data analysis, report writing, design assistance, foundation design support, and soil-structure interaction.

Project Support and Coordination
The DPM assists the Project Manager in planning and initiating projects, including defining project scope, objectives, and timelines. They coordinate with architects, engineers, contractors, and subcontractors to ensure smooth workflow and alignment with project goals, acting as a bridge between the project team and the PM
Resource and Budget Management
DPMs help allocate resources, ensuring materials, equipment, and personnel are available when needed. They monitor project budgets, track expenses, and report deviations to the Project Manager, helping maintain cost efficiency and prevent overspending.
Schedule and Time Management
they assist in developing and updating project schedules, using tools like Primavera or MS Project. The DPM monitors progress, identifies potential delays, and implements corrective actions to keep the project on track.
Quality Assurance and Compliance
The DPM ensures that construction work meets quality standards and regulatory requirements, conducting inspections, reviewing plans, and coordinating with quality control teams. They help enforce safety protocols and compliance with legal and contractual obligations.
Risk Management and Problem Solving
Identifying potential risks, disputes, or delays is a critical responsibility. The DPM supports the PM in risk assessment, mitigation planning, and resolving on-site issues, ensuring minimal disruption to project timelines.

Pay: From ₹800,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• Food provided
• Provident Fund

Work Location: In person