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Pre-Installation Site Surveys: Visit sites to meticulously assess existing electrical infrastructure, power availability, and overall site conditions before any new electrical installations begin. Gather precise measurements, identify the best routes for cables and conduits, and determine requirements for switchgear, transformers, lighting, and other components. Evaluate site accessibility, logistical considerations, and potential electrical safety hazards. Prepare detailed survey reports, including photos, sketches, and recommendations for optimal electrical design. 2. Inspection and Quality Assurance: Regularly inspect ongoing electrical installation work to ensure it aligns with approved drawings, specifications, quality standards, and safety regulations. Verify the correct installation of wiring, conduits, cables, panels, distribution boards, earthing systems, and lighting fixtures. Perform visual checks, continuity tests, insulation resistance tests, earth resistance tests, and other critical electrical tests using specialized equipment. Identify and document any deviations, defects, or non-conformities, then recommend corrective actions. 3. Documentation and Reporting: Create comprehensive and accurate survey reports, inspection checklists, defect lists, and progress updates. Maintain detailed records of all measurements, observations, test results, and correspondence related to electrical surveys and inspections. Help prepare as-built drawings and necessary documentation. Clearly present your findings and recommendations to project managers, clients, and other stakeholders. 4. Compliance and Safety: Ensure all electrical works fully comply with national and local electrical codes, safety regulations, and industry best practices. Actively promote and enforce a strong safety culture on-site, identifying and mitigating electrical hazards. Stay up-to-date with the latest changes in electrical standards, regulations, and technologies. 5. Collaboration and Coordination: Work closely with electrical engineers, project managers, contractors, and clients to ensure smooth project execution. Provide technical advice and guidance on electrical installation methods, materials, and potential issues. Participate in site meetings and discussions concerning the electrical aspects of projects. 6. Post-Installation / Operational Surveys (as required): Conduct surveys for existing electrical systems to assess their condition, efficiency, compliance, and identify needs for maintenance, upgrades, or fault diagnosis. Perform thermal imaging surveys to pinpoint hot spots and potential electrical failures.

Installation & Setup: Install electrical wiring, conduits, fixtures, control panels, and other electrical equipment according to blueprints, technical diagrams, and relevant electrical codes. Set up and connect various electrical appliances, machinery, and systems. Ensure all new installations meet safety standards and functional requirements. Maintenance & Repair: Perform routine preventive maintenance on electrical systems, machinery, and equipment to ensure optimal performance and extend lifespan. Inspect electrical components (e.g., transformers, circuit breakers, switches, motors) to identify hazards, defects, and the need for adjustment or repair. Diagnose electrical problems using appropriate testing instruments (e.g., multimeters, meggers, clamp meters) and carry out necessary repairs efficiently. Replace faulty wiring, defective components, and worn-out parts. Troubleshooting & Fault Finding: Identify and troubleshoot electrical faults in circuits, wiring, control systems, and equipment. Analyze electrical schematics and circuit diagrams to pinpoint the root cause of malfunctions. Implement effective solutions to restore electrical functionality with minimal downtime. Safety & Compliance: Adhere strictly to all electrical safety regulations , procedures, and company policies (e.g., Lockout/Tagout - LOTO). Ensure all electrical work complies with local and national electrical codes and standards (e.g., Indian Electricity Rules ). Promote a safety-first culture and identify potential electrical hazards. Documentation & Reporting: Maintain accurate records of all work performed, including maintenance logs, repair details, parts used, and any electrical issues encountered. Prepare basic reports on electrical system status, inspection findings, and completed tasks. Blueprint & Diagram Interpretation: Proficiently read and interpret electrical blueprints, wiring diagrams, schematics, and technical specifications to plan and execute electrical tasks. Tool Usage & Maintenance: Safely and proficiently use a variety of electrical hand tools, power tools, and specialized testing equipment. Ensure proper care, calibration, and maintenance of all electrical tools and equipment. Collaboration: Work effectively with other technicians, engineers, maintenance teams, and contractors to complete projects efficiently. Communicate clearly with supervisors and colleagues regarding work progress and technical issues.

A structural engineer designs, analyzes, and oversees the construction of structures like buildings, bridges, and tunnels, ensuring they are safe, stable, and can withstand various forces . They use computer-aided design (CAD) software to create detailed plans and models, and they collaborate with architects, contractors, and other engineers throughout the project. Key Responsibilities: Design and Analysis: Structural engineers create designs for new structures and assess the stability and safety of existing ones. This includes calculating loads, stresses, and material requirements. Material Selection: They choose appropriate building materials (steel, concrete, timber, etc.) based on structural needs and project specifications. Construction Supervision: They monitor construction to ensure it aligns with design plans and safety standards. Collaboration: Structural engineers work closely with architects, contractors, and other engineers to ensure the successful completion of projects. Technical Advice: They provide expert advice on structural issues and solutions. Documentation: They prepare detailed drawings, reports, and specifications. Risk Assessment: They identify potential hazards and develop mitigation strategies. Compliance: They ensure designs meet building codes, regulations, and safety standards.

What we're looking for: Experience: Well number of years is just a number. We believe if you have worked in the right environment, you will have what it takes. But yeah, we do want a strong product experience. Leadership: You enjoy leading from the front and value the stakeholder relationship. Strategy: You can put a product vision & multi-year strategy that everyone can rally behind. Execution: You can break down strategy into well-prioritised quarterly roadmaps & demonstrate execution excellence. Data-backed decisions: You can ask the right questions & use data to make decisions. Business Acumen: You enjoy building businesses & not just product features. Technical Proficiency: You can participate with engineering teams to influence design & architecture. Fun personality: People love working with you Superstar: That's what we want you to become at Ketto :) Role: Product Manager Industry Type: Internet (E-Commerce) Department: Product Management Employment Type: Full Time, Permanent Role Category: Product Management - Technology

Accounts Receivable Manager Job Brief :- We are looking for a skilled Accounts Receivable Executive to provide Financial, administrative and clerical services. Accounts Receivable duties include processing and monitoring incoming payments with bank, and securing revenue by verifying and posting receipts and reconciliation. Roles and Responsibilities: - Process, Record accounts and incoming payments in compliance with company policies and procedures. Record day to Dy financial transactions, including verifying, classifying, computing, posting and recording accounts receivable data. Reconcile the accounts receivable statements to ensure all receivables are accounted for and accurately posted to respective customer accounts. Verify discrepancies if any and resolve clients issues. Generate monthly statements and reports detailing accounts receivable status with reason for outstanding receivable balances. Record and archive all the receipts with copies of instruments like Money Order, checks and certified funds. Follow up with default customer per company policy and send it to Legal Department in case of Bad debts. Lead, manage, and develop the accounts receivable team, providing guidance, training, and support. Assign responsibilities, monitor team performance, and ensure timely collection of outstanding invoices. Conduct performance evaluations and foster a high-performing, customer-focused environment. Implement continuous improvement initiatives for team productivity and efficiency. Requirements and skills: - Proven working experience as Accounts Receivable Executive/Assistant or Accountant. Understanding of basic accounting principles, fair practices and collection regulations Proven ability to post reconcile and manage Current/Outstanding Receivables. Data entry skills with accuracy. Hands-on in Excel Outstanding receivable spreadsheets and accounting Software (Yardi, SAP or Web based ER Software). Proficiency in English with decent communications skills. Bachelor Degree in commerce banking or IPCC/CMA dropouts or Matriculate with 3 and more year of experience as Account Receivable Executive. Experience: Minimum of 5 years of experience in accounts receivable, with at least 2 years in a supervisory or managerial role .

A pharmacist is a healthcare professional who dispenses prescription medications, provides information about drugs, and advises on their use . They ensure safe medication practices by reviewing prescriptions, monitoring patient histories, and staying updated on drug information. Pharmacists also collaborate with other healthcare professionals to optimize patient treatment plans and manage pharmacy inventory. Key responsibilities of a pharmacist include: Dispensing medications: Preparing and labeling medications according to prescriptions, ensuring accuracy and proper dosage. Providing drug information: Educating patients and other healthcare professionals about medications, including their effects, side effects, and interactions. Reviewing prescriptions: Ensuring prescriptions are accurate, appropriate, and legal before dispensing medications. Monitoring patient health: Tracking patient medication history, identifying potential drug interactions, and recommending appropriate interventions. Managing pharmacy operations: Organizing the pharmacy, maintaining inventory, and ensuring compliance with regulations. Collaborating with healthcare professionals: Working with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare providers to optimize patient care. Providing health advice: Offering guidance on medication use, disease prevention, and overall health and wellness. Keeping records: Maintaining accurate records of prescriptions, patient information, and inventory. Staying updated: Continuously learning about new medications, treatment protocols, and regulations