Sustainability Manager

The SME – Environmental & Infrastructure Solutions will act as LCPL’s on-ground problem diagnostician for environmental and infrastructure-linked projects. This role is for someone who can enter partially functional systems, identify root-cause issues across technical, operational, and regulatory layers, and stitch together custom, workable solutions within real-world constraints.

While treatment plants (STP/ETP/WTP/CETP) form one of the active project areas, this role is not limited to treatment systems and is not a design-only position. The emphasis is on solutioning, course correction, and execution support.

Key Responsibilities

Problem Diagnosis & Solution Stitching

• Assess underperforming or stalled environmental and infrastructure systems and identify root-cause issues
• Diagnose problems spanning design gaps, execution flaws, operational inefficiencies, regulatory non-compliance, and vendor failures
• Develop custom, context-specific solutions rather than standard designs or template responses
• Balance technical feasibility, cost constraints, timelines, and regulatory requirements while recommending fixes

Treatment Plants (Focused but Limited Scope)

• Evaluate performance issues in STPs, ETPs, WTPs, and CETPs as part of ongoing mandates
• Identify causes of non-compliance, operational instability, capacity mismatch, or poor output quality
• Recommend pragmatic interventions (process tweaks, retrofits, operational corrections, vendor changes, interim solutions)
• Support troubleshooting during commissioning, stabilization, or post-handover phases

Execution & On-Ground Support

• Conduct site visits to validate actual conditions versus documented plans
• Work closely with contractors, operators, government officials, and internal teams to implement corrective actions
• Flag execution risks early and recommend mitigation strategies
• Provide technical backing during reviews, audits, and inspections

Advisory & Decision Support

• Translate complex technical findings into clear, decision-ready inputs for government stakeholders and LCPL leadership
• Support preparation of notes, recommendations, and action plans (not heavy reports or design documents)
• Act as LCPL’s technical voice in problem-resolution discussions

Eligibility & Experience

Education

• Degree in Engineering (Environmental, Civil, Mechanical, Chemical, or related discipline)

Experience

• Hands-on experience working with environmental infrastructure, utilities, industrial systems, or public-sector projects
• Proven exposure to problem-solving in live projects, not only design or consulting environments