Utilities Discipline Leader

Lead the investigation, assessment, coordination and design of existing and proposed utilities, including diversions, protection works, crossings and new services. Key Responsibilities

• Lead collection, verification and assessment of existing and proposed utility information.
• Coordinate utility surveys, record searches, trial pits and other investigations.
• Establish and maintain the Utilities/Services Information Register.
• Identify existing, planned and proposed utility constraints and interfaces.
• Lead coordination of utility diversions, protection measures, crossings and new services.
• Coordinate with Kahramaa, telecommunications providers, drainage/TSE/water authorities, electrical providers, oil & gas stakeholders and other service providers.
• Ensure applicable utility clearances and separation requirements are incorporated into designs.
• Coordinate utility layouts with roads, drainage, structures, landscape and other disciplines.
• Identify utility conflicts through multidisciplinary and BIM coordination.
• Lead technical resolution of utility clashes and interface issues.
• Prepare and review utility reports, drawings, schedules and authority submissions.
• Track NOCs, stakeholder comments and approvals through closure.
• Maintain Utility/Services Risk and Interface Registers.
• Provide technical input into construction phasing, temporary works and construction packages.
• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or related engineering discipline.
• Minimum 15 years of post-graduate experience in utility/infrastructure design and coordination.
• Minimum 5 years of experience in the GCC.
• MMUP/MME registration is required.
• Significant experience coordinating complex existing and proposed utility networks.
• Qatar road-infrastructure experience is required, preferably directly with Ashghal/PWA.
• Strong knowledge of Qatar utility authorities, NOC processes and coordination requirements.
• Demonstrated ability to lead multidisciplinary utility coordination.