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Utilities Discipline Leader at Italconsult S.P.A — Doha

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Listed on 24 October 2026 · Source linked below · Gulf Salary Hub is not the employer

EmployerItalconsult S.P.A
LocationDoha, Qatar
Listed on24 October 2026
Employment typeFull-time
ExperienceMinimum 15 years of post-graduate utility/infrastructure design and coordination experience, including 5+ years in the GCC, with MMUP/MME registration (as listed on the board)

About this opening

Italconsult S.P.A is hiring a Utilities Discipline Leader in Doha to lead the investigation, assessment, coordination and design of existing and proposed utilities, including diversions, protection works, crossings and new services. The leader coordinates with Kahramaa, telecommunications providers, drainage, TSE and water authorities, electrical providers and oil and gas stakeholders, and resolves utility clashes through multidisciplinary and BIM coordination.

What the role involves

  • Lead collection, verification and assessment of existing and proposed utility information
  • Coordinate utility surveys, record searches, trial pits and other investigations
  • Establish and maintain the Utilities/Services Information Register
  • Identify existing, planned and proposed utility constraints and interfaces
  • Lead coordination of utility diversions, protection measures, crossings and new services
  • Coordinate with Kahramaa, telecommunications providers, drainage/TSE/water authorities, electrical providers, oil and gas stakeholders and other service providers
  • Ensure applicable utility clearances and separation requirements are incorporated into designs
  • Coordinate utility layouts with roads, drainage, structures, landscape and other disciplines
  • Identify utility conflicts through multidisciplinary and BIM coordination, and lead technical resolution of clashes and interface issues
  • Prepare and review utility reports, drawings, schedules and authority submissions
  • Track NOCs, stakeholder comments and approvals through closure, and maintain Utility/Services Risk and Interface Registers
  • Provide technical input into construction phasing, temporary works and construction packages

Requirements noted by the source board

  • Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or a related engineering discipline (as listed on the board)
  • Minimum 15 years of post-graduate experience in utility/infrastructure design and coordination (as listed on the board)
  • Minimum 5 years of experience in the GCC (as listed on the board)
  • MMUP/MME registration is required (as listed on the board)
  • Significant experience coordinating complex existing and proposed utility networks (as listed on the board)
  • Qatar road-infrastructure experience is required, preferably directly with Ashghal/PWA (as listed on the board)
  • Strong knowledge of Qatar utility authorities, NOC processes and coordination requirements (as listed on the board)
  • Demonstrated ability to lead multidisciplinary utility coordination (as listed on the board)
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