Sub Engineer

Small Irrigation Programme
Location: Sindhuli District
Salary: Negotiable
Posted Date: 2018-08-01 Deadline: 2018-08-15
  • Nos. of Opening : 1
  • Location : Sindhuli District
  • Working Position : Entry Level
  • Qualification Degree : IE in Civil Engineering
  • Salary : Negotiable
  • Category : Engineering
  • Nature : Full Time
Job Description

Qualifications & experience :

  • IE in civil engineering from a recognized university or Diploma in Civil Engineering from CTEVT preferably with minimum of 5 years’ general professional experience with at least one-year experience in planning/ design/construction of irrigation schemes. Experience in the use of GPS survey methodologies and knowledge in use of GIS and AutoCAD software will be an asset.

 

Duration of Employment:
The initial contracts for this positions is for the period up to February 2019, with the possibility of extension.

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The closing date for the applications is 15 August 2018.

Only shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview. No telephone calls, written or personal enquiries will be entertained in this regard. Interested candidates are requested to send their application and CV in given format to apply to the Team Leader, SIP-I, PO Box: 19200, Kathmandu or by email to: sip@sipnepal.org

Please clearly mark the position title you are applying for on the envelop or in the subject line of the email.

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Organization Summary

The expected impact of the SIP is to increase agricultural income of rural poor especially the disadvantaged groups in the programme districts. The programme will contribute to Nepal's goal of increasing agriculture GDP per capita and the area under irrigation. The program outcome is; Small farmers especially from disadvantaged groups increase their productivity by managing and maintaining farmers managed irrigation systems (FMIS).Disadvantaged farmers in target communities will have more reliable and increased availability of irrigation water that will allow them to convert rain fed and suboptimal irrigated areas under command of the irrigation systems to fully irrigated areas. Without access to water and control over it, smallholders do not have a basis for commercial agricultural production. The risk of losing their crop due to erratic rainfall or inadequate irrigation water deters the smallholder from investing in high-value crop production. The ability to control water at critical stages of crop production is the single most important factor for enabling smallholders to enter commercial agricultural production. With efficient utilization of irrigation water, crop yields and cropping intensity are expected to increase by respectively 30% and 30% in the projects within five years of construction.

Industry Type Farming / Agriculture
Location -
Organization Size 1-10
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