BMRCL recruitment for Section Engineer in Bangalore
Job Description
No. BMRCL/ 271 / ADM / 2016/ PRJ Date: 25.3.2016
Section Engineer/ Junior Engineer recruitment in Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. on “contract basis” only
Section Engineer
Qualification : BE / B. Tech in any discipline OR Diploma in Civil Engineering. Experience : Candidates holding BE should have minimum experience of 3 years in construction supervision and other activities such as supervision, casting yard, launching of girders, quantity survey, etc. in mega projects out of which 2 years should be in Metro Project. Diploma holders should have minimum 6 years of experience construction supervision and other activities such as supervision, casting yard, launching of girders, quantity survey etc. in Mega Projects out of which 5 years should be in Metro Project
No. of Post : 25
Salary : Rs. 9300 – 34800
Junior Engineer
Qualification : BE / B. Tech in any discipline OR Diploma in Civil Engineering. Experience : Candidates holding BE should have minimum experience of 2 years in construction supervision and other activities such as supervision, casting yard, launching of girders, quantity survey, etc. in mega projects out of which 1 year should be in Metro Project. Diploma holders should have minimum 4 years of experience construction supervision and other activities such as supervision, casting yard, launching of girders, quantity survey etc. in Mega Projects out of which 3 years should be in Metro Project.
No. of Post : 25
Salary : Rs. 5200-20200
Age : 35 years
Selection Process : The candidates shall have to appear for interview as and when called, at their own cost.
Job Particulars
About Company
Several MRTS proposals for Bangalore have been in the pipeline for nearly 24 years. In 1982, a study suggested that the MRTS should have a route length of 12.20 km. and pegged the cost at Rs. 239.15 crores. In 1983, the Metropolitan Transit Project, an organization of Indian Railways, prepared a feasibility report for provision of suburban rail services on existing lines, a circular railway of 57.9 km. metro system on two corridors, in Phase-I 12.9 km. from Rajajinagar to Jayanagar and in Phase - II 11.2 km. from Hudson Circle to Krishnarajapuram. In 1988, a World Bank aided study was carried out by RITES and the study recommended a Commuter Rail System along with improvement of road transport system.
