Gurkha Welfare Trust

NGO / INGO / Development Projects

Project Supervisor

Views: 4818|Published on: Jan 13, 2022

Construction / Engineering / Architects

Mid Level

Full Time

Vacancy: 3

Dharan, Pokhara|

Experience: More than 2 years|

NRs. 59,596 Monthly

Job Description

Roles and responsibilities of this job

Essential Qualifications, Skills and/or Experience:

Minimum Technical SLC (Sub-Overseer) in Civil Engineering with minimum 2 year experience in Community Based Water Supply & Sanitation system.
Must have excellent knowledge on construction of water supply scheme and able to read and understand construction drawings
Good interpersonal, communication and negotiation skills. Flexible, adaptable and effective in delivery of service
Computer knowledge in Word and Excel.
Willingness to travel extensively and work with the community in the remote areas of Nepal.

Job Responsibilities:

The position holder will be responsible to supervise the construction of new or rebuilt water supply schemes under supervision and close coordination with the Project Manager. S/he is also accountable for the overall management and supervision of projects, managing day to day work plan, effective mobilisation of labour and for control construction quality and materials.

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Job Specification

Required qualifications for this job

Required Education Level:Higher Secondary (+2/A Levels/IB)

Required Experience:More than 2 years

Salary

Offered financial and non-financial compensation for this job

Offered Salary:NRs. 59,596 Monthly

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Apply Before: Jan 28, 2022

About the organization

Gurkha Welfare Trust

NGO / INGO / Development Projects

Shanti Deep - 16, Pokhara

The Gurkha Welfare Trust Nepal (GWT(N)) is the field arm of The Gurkha Welfare Trust UK, a registered charitable Trust working particularly for the ex-Gurkha Veterans and their communities across Nepal. It is a charitable institution, established and registered in the UK in 1969. The GWT(N) ensures that Gurkha veterans, their widows and their wider communities are able to live their lives with dignity. We achieve this primarily through the provision of financial, medical and community aid.