Renewable Power_ Mechanical & Civil Erection (Wind)_MRPL

Key Responsibilities:
Mechanical Erection: Wind Turbine Assembly: Lead and supervise the assembly of mechanical components of wind turbines, including nacelles, rotors, hubs, and drivetrain systems. Installation Oversight: Manage the installation of turbine components, ensuring proper alignment, fit, and operational integrity of mechanical systems. Hydraulic and Electrical Systems: Oversee the integration of hydraulic and mechanical systems in turbines, ensuring compliance with technical specifications and manufacturer guidelines. Tool and Equipment Management: Ensure that all tools and equipment used in the mechanical erection are safe, functional, and meet project requirements. Civil Erection: Foundation Construction: Oversee the construction of turbine foundations, including excavation, reinforcement, and concrete pouring as per design specifications. Site Preparation: Supervise civil works, including access road construction, crane pad preparation, and site leveling to ensure suitability for wind turbine erection. Geotechnical Coordination: Work with geotechnical engineers to ensure that soil conditions and foundation designs are appropriate for the installation of wind turbines. Structural Integrity: Ensure that all civil works meet safety standards, local codes, and engineering specifications. Coordination and Supervision: Team Management: Supervise and coordinate on-site construction teams, ensuring all personnel are adequately trained, equipped, and adhere to safety and quality standards. Collaboration: Collaborate closely with other departments, including electrical, safety, and quality assurance teams, to ensure seamless integration of all turbine components. Subcontractor Oversight: Manage subcontractors involved in mechanical and civil works, ensuring work is performed according to schedules, quality standards, and safety protocols. Scheduling and Planning: Assist in developing and maintaining project schedules for mechanical and civil erection activities, ensuring all tasks are completed on time and within budget. Quality Control and Compliance: Quality Assurance: Ensure that all mechanical and civil erection work is carried out according to technical specifications, drawings, and quality control standards. Inspection and Testing: Conduct inspections of completed work and perform required testing to ensure compliance with safety and quality standards before turbine commissioning. Documentation: Maintain accurate records of installation activities, including progress reports, material usage, and any deviations from plans or specifications. Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) Management: Safety Leadership: Ensure adherence to health, safety, and environmental policies throughout the mechanical and civil erection process. Risk Assessment: Identify potential risks during erection activities and take proactive steps to mitigate hazards and maintain a safe working environment. Safety Audits: Conduct regular safety audits and inspections to ensure compliance with site-specific safety regulations and industry standards.