Kmrl Jobs for Recruitment For Junior Engineer in Kochi
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Post Name : Section Engineers No of Vacancy : 15 Posts Pay Scale : Rs. 16000 30770/- Post Name : Junior Engineers No of Vacancy : 10 Posts Pay Scale : Rs. 13500 25520/- Educational Qualification : For Section Engineers : Bachelor Degree in Engineering (Mechanical/ Electrical/ Civil/ Electronics/ Computer Science/ Electronics & Communication) with 2 years or Diploma (three years) in relevant with 6 years post qualification experience. For Junior Engineers : First class Diploma in Mechanical/ Electrical/ Civil/ Electronics/ Electronics & Communication with 2 years or ITI (Two years) Fitter/ Electrical/ Electronics/ Draftsman civil trade with 6 years post qualification experience in railway/Metro railway. Age Limit : 18 years (as on 01.01.2016) Selection Process : Selection will be based on Shortlist & Interview. Application Fee : Candidates have to pay Rs.500/- through Demand Draft drawn in favour of Kochi Metro Rail Ltd., payable at Kochi. How to Apply Kochi Metro Vacancy : Interested candidates may apply Online through the website www.kochimetro.org from 20.01.2016 to 10.02.2016. And Send Printout of Online Application along with self attested copies of relevant documents, experience certificate & application fee to Dy. General Manager (HR & Training), Kochi Metro Rail Ltd., 8th Floor, Revenue Tower, Park Avenue, Kochi 682011 on or before 10.02.2016.
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Bachelor Degree in Engineering (Mechanical/ Electrical/ Civil/ Electronics/ Computer Science/ Electronics & Communication) with 2 years or Diploma (three years) in relevant with 6 years post qualification experience.
For Junior Engineers : First class Diploma in Mechanical/ Electrical/ Civil/ Electronics/ Electronics & Communication with 2 years or ITI (Two years) Fitter/ Electrical/ Electronics/ Draftsman civil trade with 6 years post qualification experience in railway/Metro railway.
Looking for Diploma graduates profile.
2016-01-10 to 2016-02-10
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About Kmrl
The Public Investment Board (PIB) cleared the project on 22 March 2012 subject to final approval by the Union Cabinet. The Union Governments share of the cost would be 20.26%, or .23 crore (US$150 million).[12] On 28 March 2012, at a KMRL board meeting, the decision was taken to entrust the Kochi Metro rail project work to the DMRC. The number of metro stations on the line was set at 22. On 3 July 2012, Union Government gave final clearance to the project. Then Managing Director of KMRL, Tom Jose said, "Now we will sit down with our valued partner, DMRC, and chalk out the way forward, obtaining advice and guidance from former DMRC Chief, E Sreedharan. We aim to complete the project within a span of 3 to 4 years.
On 14 August 2012, the state government reconstituted the Board of Directors of KMRL. Power Secretary Elias George was appointed as the new Managing Director, replacing Tom Jose. It is believed that Joses differences with Sreedharan led to the decision. Chief Minister Oommen Chandy stated that it was part of administrative decision. The rest of the board would include the Chief Secretary, Finance Secretary and Water Resources Principal Secretary.
The Director Board of Kochi Metro Rail Limited entrusted MD, KMRL to find alternate funding options for the project as advised by DEA (Department of Economic Affairs). As part of it, representatives of the French Development Agency (AFD) met the KMRL team as part of their pre-appraisal mission on 1819 March 2013. The agency had detailed discussions with KMRL MD Elias George and other senior officials. They also visited the project alignment from Aluva to Petta to understand the project better. Mme. Aude Flogny, Regional Director, South Asia & Mr. Gautier Kohler, Project Coordinator India were there in the team. Based on the inputs received from the pre-appraisal mission team of AFD, a formal detailed- appraisal mission team visited Kochi from 2527 April 2013. The team included Senior Transport Expert of AFD, Mr. Xavier Hoang AFD regional director for South Asia, Aude Flogny and Project Coordinator, Gautier Kohler. The team inspected the project site and held discussions relating to the funding for Kochi Metro Rail project. Kochi Metro Rail Limited is hoping to get a final commitment from the French financial agency AFD - Agence Franaise de Dveloppement by the end of December 2013. AFD has stated that they could provide a loan of up to 130 million Euros which is around Rs. 10 billion. The next team from AFD is expected to be here in Kochi to evaluate the project during the month of September, 2013.
On 4 April 2013, KMRLs Director Board signed a contract with the DMRC. The 22 proposed stations for the Kochi Metro were approved by the State Cabinet on 19 June 2013
