Deputy General Manager, Engineering

Key Responsibilities Engineering Management System Construction: Establish engineering control systems and process standards suited for overseas power EPC projects, covering design, procurement, construction, commissioning, and handover stages to ensure standardized and compliant engineering management.

Full-Lifecycle Project Control: Lead project planning, technical solution reviews, construction management, and site coordination. Resolve major execution issues and construction conflicts, taking responsibility for project quality, progress, and cost targets.

Specialized Track Management: Oversee four technical tracks (Cost Engineering/Quantity Surveying, Planning/Scheduling, EHSW [Environment, Health, Safety, Waste], and Commercial Fulfillment): Responsible for budget estimates, budget control, final account control, and cost optimization.

Lead the formulation and dynamic control of master schedules to ensure milestone delivery.

Implement safety production and occupational health management systems to achieve zero major safety accidents.

Responsible for commercial work such as contract fulfillment, variation claims, and subcontractor management.

Pipeline Project Support: Lead the setup of reserve project site teams and support business development and project bidding.

Engineering Team Building: Build a pipeline of project management talent, cultivate technical backbones, and enhance overall team professional competency and execution capabilities.

Other Duties: Complete other engineering-related tasks assigned by the General Manager.

Job Requirements Bachelor’s degree or above in Power Engineering, Civil Engineering, Engineering Management, or related majors. Qualifications such as Certified Constructor or Certified Cost Engineer are preferred.

8+ years of engineering management experience in overseas power projects, with 3+ years in multi-project portfolio management. Full-lifecycle engineering management experience in large-scale thermal power projects is required.

Proficient in international construction codes, FIDIC contract conditions, project schedule & cost control methods, and EHSW management systems.

Strong technical decision-making, risk forecasting, site problem-solving, and team management capabilities.

Able to adapt to overseas project site business trips.