Finishes - NCR

SECTION I: BASIC INFORMATION

Job Family

Execution

Role

Lead Finishing IC

Reporting to:

Cluster Head – Finishes / Project Head

Workplace Classification

Site

SECTION II: ROLE SUMMARY (Purpose of the Role)

The Lead – Finishing (IC) is responsible for planning, executing and monitoring finishing works across assigned projects. The role ensures quality execution of façade, interiors and external finishes in line with design, specifications, safety standards and timelines, while acting as a technical expert without direct people management responsibility.

SECTION III: KEY RESPONSIBILITIES/ ACCOUNTABILITIES

Financial / Functional Perspective

? Optimize finishing costs through efficient material usage and execution methods
? Reduce rework and wastage in finishing activities
? Support value engineering initiatives for finishes
? Ensure adherence to approved budgets and BOQs

Customer Perspective

? Deliver high-quality finishes aligned with design intent
? Coordinate with design teams, consultants and contractors
? Support timely handover with superior finish quality
? Enhance customer satisfaction through defect-free execution

Internal Process Perspective

? Plan and execute finishing works including façade, interiors and external finishes
? Ensure compliance with approved drawings, materials and specifications
? Monitor workmanship quality and conduct inspections
? Coordinate with multiple agencies and trades
? Identify and resolve technical and execution issues
? Ensure adherence to safety and quality standards
? Maintain site documentation and progress reports

Learning & Growth / Developmental Perspective

? Stay updated with new materials and finishing technologies
? Enhance technical expertise in façade and interior systems
? Support continuous improvement in finishing practices
? Share knowledge and best practices with project teams

SECTION IV: KEY INTERACTIONS

Internal Stakeholder

Purpose of Interaction

Project & Construction Teams

Function Head/ BU Head/ Project Head/ Cluster Head

Design & Engineering Teams

Safety & QA/QC Teams

External Stakeholder

Purpose of Interaction

Contractors & Subcontractors

Material Suppliers

Consultants 

SECTION V: KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE

KNOWLEDGE

Minimum Qualifications

• B.E./B.Tech / Diploma in Civil Engineering or Architecture

Language Skills

• English 
• National (Preferred) 
• Regional (Desirable)

EXPERIENCE

Years of Experience

• 10–15 years in finishing works for large construction projects

Nature of 

Experience

• Experience in façade systems, interior finishing, quality control, coordination with multiple agencies and site execution management.

SECTION VI: TECHNICAL & LEADERSHIP / BEHAVIORAL SKILLS REQUIRED TO EXECUTE THE ROLE

SKILLS

Technical Skills 
 (if available)

• Ability to apply knowledge of surface preparation techniques, such as cleaning, sanding, priming, and sealing, to optimize substrate conditions for adhesion and finish quality
• Ability to apply knowledge of finishing techniques, including wet finishes such as plastering and painting, granite, and dry finishes such as drywall and wood paneling, to achieve optimal surface quality and durability considering tolerances and interfaces between different materials
• Ability to apply understanding of finishing standards to identify, assess, and rectify defects or incomplete work in construction projects through a structured de-snagging process prior to final handover
• Ability to apply knowledge of architectural and engineering drawing standards with respect to Drawing Control Index (DCI) to read, analyze, and interpret various types of technical drawings, including blueprints, schematics, detailed drawings, GFC drawings and shop drawings to understand design specifications, dimensions, materials, and construction methods essential for successful engineering design, project planning and execution
• Ability to understand established quality assurance plans, policies, procedures, method statements, industry-specific quality standards (ISO 9001, BIS codes, etc.), and regulatory requirements (building codes, safety norms, etc.) as well as comprehensive risks involved across projects to ensure effective implementation of quality management systems, ensuring compliance and overall improvement in construction project efficiency and quality
• Knowledge of allowable limits of variation in dimensions, alignment, and other physical properties of building elements, critical for ensuring that components fit together correctly, function as intended, and meet aesthetic and performance standards
• Ability to apply knowledge of safety management practices in respective areas of work (such as elevated construction, marine operations, tunnel construction, industrial facilities, hazardous materials handling, as applicable) in order to identify potential safety hazards, conduct risk assessments, define safety protocols, and develop and implement effective safety management plans that ensure compliance with local and national health, environmental, and safety regulatory requirements
• Ability to utilize knowledge of surface preparation techniques (such as sandblasting/shot blasting/power tool cleaning etc. as applicable), industrial spray painting systems, application methods for protective coatings, proficiency in mixing ratios and curing times, to prepare, coat, and finish steel and concrete structures, ensuring corrosion resistance, weatherproofing, fire resistance, long-term durability, and compliance with safety protocols, quality standards, and project specifications.

Leadership / Behavioral Skills 
 (if available)

• NA