DSDA Assistant Engineer Electrical Recruitment 2026

DSDA Assistant Engineer Electrical Recruitment 2026: Overview

Digha Sankarpur Development Authority (DSDA) is hiring an Assistant Engineer (Electrical) for its Development of Coastal area under DSDA project in West Bengal. This contractual engagement supports a statutory authority whose work includes tourism infrastructure, road connectivity and public facilities along the coast.

The authority covers Digha, Sankarpur, Mandarmoni and Tajpur, with its wider jurisdiction also including areas in Contai-I and Contai-II. If you join this project, your assignment connects the authority’s office in Digha with its project sites, where electrical installations form part of the infrastructure it develops and maintains.

Service Conditions and Caveats

• Initial tenure: The contract runs for one year at first. An extension depends on satisfactory performance and the authority’s continuing need for the project.
• Project engagement: The notice describes this appointment as purely contractual for the coastal development project. You should assess it on those terms when considering the opportunity.
• Work base: Your posting may be at the DSDA office in Digha or at project sites within its jurisdiction. The notice therefore covers both the office and the authority’s field locations.
• Site presence: The assignment calls for regular presence where electrical works are being carried out, as needed for supervision and monitoring.
• Accuracy of information: The application declaration makes you responsible for the details you provide. Incorrect particulars can lead to rejection of your candidature.

Application Submission Notes

The walk-in venue is the office of the Chief Executive Officer, Digha Sankarpur Development Authority, P.O. Digha NTS, District Purba Medinipur, PIN 721463. The notice sets the reporting cut-off at 12:00 noon.

Use the application form attached to the notice for the walk-in. It includes a declaration for your signature and a space for a self-attested photograph.

• Prepare and check electrical designs, estimates, load calculations, specifications and tender papers.
• Supervise installation, testing, commissioning and maintenance of electrical systems at project sites.
• Inspect distribution panels, transformers, cables, lighting and earthing for quality and safety.
• Check insulation, continuity, earthing and protective-device test results where applicable.
• Monitor energy use and recommend ways to reduce electricity consumption and operating costs.
• Check contractors’ bills, measurement records and test reports before recommending payment.
• Coordinate with electricity distribution authorities, contractors and consultants on connections and service issues.
• Keep technical records and report defects, unsafe conditions and departures from approved designs.