E&M Inspector

Responsibilities

Act as PMC field inspector covering both electrical and mechanical for metro station services. Provide common inspection support for E&M, assisting Site Engineers to ensure design‑and‑build contractor works meet approved drawings, ITPs, codes and Employer’s Requirements across overground and underground stations.

• Daily Site Surveillance and Checks – conduct routine inspections on works performed by the contractor for HVAC, ECS, TVS, fire protection (hydrants, sprinklers, detection), water supply, drainage, lifts, escalators, MV/LV distribution, lighting, UPS, earthing, lightning protection, and BMS/SCADA cabling and terminations.
• Record observations and raise NCRs where applicable.
• Verify ITPs/WIRs compliance, material deliveries, storage handling and maintain QA checklists and test records per PMC policy.
• Testing and Commissioning Support – witness local tests (pressure tests, duct leakage, functional tests), assist with FAT, SAT, IST witnessing and compile evidence for acceptance.
• Interface and Coordination – coordinate with civil works for access penetrations, check clearances and supports, report interface issues promptly to Site Engineers and log in ICD registers.
• Safety and Compliance – monitor HSSE on site (hot works, elevated work, electrical safety), ensure adherence to NFPA 130 life‑safety features during installation, smoke control paths, emergency ventilation readiness.
• Reporting and Documentation – prepare Daily Progress Reports (DPRs), photo logs, inspection reports, support measurements and bill verification, maintain punch lists and track closure.

• Diploma or Bachelor in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering.
• 5‑8 years of E&M site inspection experience for metro or rail projects, preferably in metro stations.
• Experience with QA/QC checklists and design‑build workflows.
• Multi‑disciplinary E&M inspection (mechanical + electrical), documentation, basic submittal review, coordination with contractors and PMC engineers.
• Reports to Station Mechanical/Electrical Site Engineers and escalates critical issues to the Resident Engineer (MEP).