Company Description S.N. & Company is a government-focused construction and engineering firm recognized for delivering projects that blend advanced technical expertise with cultural and historical sensitivity. Since 2003, the company has grown from modest government assignments to large-scale projects that demand strong engineering capability and strict regulatory compliance. Its portfolio includes high-quality museums, restoration of historic sites, and infrastructure that supports community development and governance. The organization is built on integrity in execution, timely delivery, and engineering quality. With each project, S.N. & Company aims to contribute to nation-building through sustainable and accurate engineering solutions.
What You'll Do
Site Execution
- Own day-to-day MEP execution on assigned project sites electrical, HVAC, plumbing, fire-fighting, low-voltage, and AV-related services.
- Lead MEP contractors, sub-contractors, and technicians; set daily and weekly targets and hold them.
- Run the daily MEP coordination meeting on site; resolve clashes, sequence work, and unblock contractors.
- Coordinate closely with the Senior Civil Engineer and finishing teams on chases, cutouts, sleeves, and service penetrations before walls and ceilings close.
Drawings & Shop Approvals
- Read and execute against GFC drawings single-line diagrams, services layouts, riser diagrams, and shop drawings.
- Vet contractor shop drawings, equipment submittals, and material samples against specifications; coordinate approvals with the MEP Engineer and consultants.
- Mark up as-built changes on site; maintain a clean drawing register with the latest revisions in use.
- Raise RFIs to the design team where field conditions don't match drawings; close them in writing.
Quality Control
- Enforce installation quality against specifications cable routing, conduiting standards, earthing values, duct insulation, pipe pressure tests, sprinkler spacing, lux levels.
- Witness critical activities: panel installations, cable laying and termination, HVAC equipment installation, pump installations, fire hydrant pressure tests, DG set commissioning.
- Maintain quality registers, test reports, calibration certificates, and non-conformance closure documentation audit-ready at all times.
- Coordinate third-party testing where required and ensure results meet IS code and CPWD/PWD norms.
Testing & Commissioning
- Plan and run T&C activities — insulation resistance, earth pit values, hi-pot, hydraulic pressure tests, HVAC testing and balancing (TAB), fire pump performance, DG load tests, AV signal checks.
- Coordinate statutory inspections Electrical Inspector (CEIG/CEI), Fire NOC, lift inspector and close compliance points.
- Lead handover: O&M manuals, as-built drawings, warranty certificates, training of client's facility team, and the snag closure list.
Museums & Heritage Execution
- Execute gallery lighting installations to design intent beam control, focusing, dimming setup, DMX/DALI commissioning.
- Coordinate conservation HVAC commissioning temperature, humidity, and filtration setpoints with curators and exhibition designers.
- Sequence AV, projection, immersive theatre, and interactive kiosk installations into the civil and finishing handover plan without last-minute clashes.
- Execute services in heritage envelopes with minimally invasive methods agreed with the design team.
Billing & Procurement Support
- Verify MEP contractor RA bills and sub-contractor measurements against drawings and installed work.
- Raise material indents in line with the company's indent-to-PO-to-GRN workflow; project long-lead items (panels, chillers, DG sets, AV equipment) early.
- Track wastage and reconcile material consumption; flag overruns to the Project Manager.
- Approve technical specifications and substitutions in coordination with the MEP Engineer.
Reporting
- Submit a weekly MEP progress report physical progress, contractor manpower, material status, T&C status, and snags.
- Maintain a live snag list per service per area; drive closure week on week.
- Flag risks to the schedule early material delays, contractor mobilisation, statutory approvals to the Project Manager and the Planning Engineer.
