Job openings for chief project manager in guwahati

A Chief Project Officer (CPO) in a Water Resource Department is responsible for overseeing and managing projects related to water resource management, development, and conservation. Key responsibilities include:

1. Project Planning: Develop and implement project plans, goals, and objectives.
2. Project Management: Oversee project execution, monitoring, and control.
3. Water Resource Management: Ensure projects align with water resource policies, regulations, and sustainability goals.
4. Team Leadership: Lead and manage project teams, including engineers, scientists, and technicians.
5. Stakeholder Engagement: Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders, including government agencies, communities, and contractors.
6. Budgeting and Funding: Manage project budgets and secure funding through grants, loans, or other sources.
7. Risk Management: Identify and mitigate risks associated with water resource projects.
8. Quality Assurance: Ensure projects meet quality, safety, and environmental standards.
9. Reporting and Compliance: Prepare reports and ensure compliance with regulations and policies.
10. Innovation and Improvement: Identify opportunities for innovation and process improvements in water resource project management.

The CPO plays a critical role in ensuring the successful delivery of water resource projects, balancing competing demands, and contributing to the sustainable management of water resources.