Kishori lal Sharma

• Trained new crew members, resulting in increased productivity and reduced error rates on the job site.
• Assisted in preparing winning bid proposals that secured high-value contracts for company growth opportunities.
• Provided excellent customer service by addressing client concerns promptly and professionally throughout the project lifecycle.
• Reduced project delays by effectively managing and coordinating work crews on job sites.
• Monitored job progress and performance of employees or contractors to complete projects prior to deadlines.

Work as a Civil forman at Tala Hydro project Bhutan

• Coordinated site logistics for smooth transportation of materials from suppliers to job sites without disruptions or delays.
• Tunnel excavation is the process of cutting through soil or rock to create a tunnel, and it plays a fundamental role in hydroelectric projects.
• Shuttering work is the process of creating temporary molds into which concrete is poured to form structural elements like walls, slabs, beams, columns, and tunnels. In a hydroelectric project, shuttering is crucial for forming concrete linings inside tunnels, intake structures, powerhouses, surge shafts, etc.
• Gantry concreting refers to the use of a gantry system—a movable framework or crane-like structure—for placing and managing concrete during large-scale construction projects. In hydropower projects, gantry concreting is commonly used in tunnels, dam blocks, surge shafts, and powerhouse structures where large volumes of concrete need to be placed with precision and efficiency.

Open canals (or open channels) are unlined or lined channels that convey water by gravity from a river or reservoir to the intake or forebay of a hydroelectric power station.

• Led teams in achieving successful completion of complex construction projects, showcasing strong problem-solving skills and adaptability under changing circumstances.

Penstocks are pressurized pipelines that carry water from a surge tank or forebay to the turbines. They are usually made of steel or concrete.

• Achieved timely completion of projects through diligent oversight of daily operations and resource allocation.
• Enhanced project efficiency by implementing streamlined processes for construction tasks.

Tunnel Excavation in Hydroelectric Projects

• Tunnel excavation is the process of cutting through rock or soil to create underground passages such as head race tunnels (HRT), tail race tunnels (TRT), and access tunnels in hydro projects. It's a critical phase requiring careful planning, skilled execution, and continuous monitoring.

Underground Intake Work in Tunnel – Hydroelectric Projects

• The intake in a hydroelectric project is the starting point where water from a river, reservoir, or dam is diverted into a head race tunnel (HRT). When this intake is underground, it typically connects directly to a tunnel through a shaft or submerged intake chamber. This is common in high-head or run-of-river hydro projects built in hilly or mountainous terrain.