About this role
Description POSITION SUMMARY Provide end-to-end oversight of materials, installation quality, inventory governance, vendor empanelment and performance for renewable energy scheme implementation. The role focuses on compliance with technical and domestic-content requirements, digital asset traceability, physical verification, warranty and SLA monitoring, and vendor performance improvement.
Assignment Programme Management Unit for Renewable Energy Schemes
Deployment Fixed Term Contract(3years), client-site deployment with field travel as required
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
• Audit installation quality and compliance with ALMM, DCR and BIS requirements.
• Verify portal registration and tagging of modules, motors, controllers and other scheme assets to strengthen traceability and prevent component swapping.
• Confirm that delivered equipment, pump drives and PV capacities match sanctioned site configurations.
• Reconcile approved supply quantities, material utilisation and physical installations.
• Review Factory Acceptance Test protocols, material test certificates, handling, storage and decentralized warehousing arrangements.
• Review insurance, commissioning and O&M spare-part requirements and monitor availability of mandatory spares.
• Evaluate vendor capabilities and eligibility compliance for empanelment and continued participation.
• Develop KPI scorecards to monitor vendor quality, technical responsiveness, defect rates, timelines, warranty commitments and CMC/SLAs.
• Monitor warranty replacements and require Root Cause Analysis for equipment failures.
• Manage vendor and beneficiary complaint workflows and track issue closure and replacement turnaround.
• Support transparent milestone-linked performance, penalty and payment-clearance inputs within delegated authority.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE
Education Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Production or Industrial Engineering), Business Administration, Commerce or Supply Chain Management with a postgraduate diploma in management; or a Master's degree/2-year postgraduate diploma in Supply Chain Management, Materials Management, Operations Management, Contract Management, or an MBA.
Experience Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in procurement, materials management, warehousing, inventory governance, vendor administration, contract management or supply-chain operations, preferably involving large power or infrastructure projects.
KEY COMPETENCIES
• ALMM, DCR and BIS compliance awareness
• Materials, inventory and asset tracking
• Vendor evaluation and performance scorecards
• Warranty, failure analysis and SLA monitoring
• Grievance handling and supply-chain coordination
WORKING RELATIONSHIPS AND DELIVERY EXPECTATIONS
• Work closely with Client, internal PMU colleagues and relevant state, utility, financial, vendor or technology stakeholders.
• Maintain role-specific work plans, action trackers, deliverable calendars and supporting records.
• Produce clear, accurate and decision-ready outputs within agreed timelines and quality standards.
• Handle programme, beneficiary, financial, portal and stakeholder information confidentially and follow approved access and information-security requirements.
• Undertake field travel and support urgent programme reviews when required by the assignment.
Please note that this role will be offered contingent upon winning the bid
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