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Public Sector Engineering Careers in Nepal

This document summarizes professional practices for engineers in Nepal. It discusses the public and private sectors. The public sector includes various government ministries, departments, and organizations that are run using government budgets. Engineers in the public sector conduct surveys, designs, estimates, project monitoring and evaluations, and other tasks assigned by supervisors. The private sector includes thousands of consulting firms, construction companies, and other privately-run organizations. Engineers in the private sector coordinate projects, conduct surveys, ensure quality control, prepare bills, and provide necessary training.

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Public Sector Engineering Careers in Nepal

This document summarizes professional practices for engineers in Nepal. It discusses the public and private sectors. The public sector includes various government ministries, departments, and organizations that are run using government budgets. Engineers in the public sector conduct surveys, designs, estimates, project monitoring and evaluations, and other tasks assigned by supervisors. The private sector includes thousands of consulting firms, construction companies, and other privately-run organizations. Engineers in the private sector coordinate projects, conduct surveys, ensure quality control, prepare bills, and provide necessary training.

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Professional Practices In Nepal

Er. Ramin Shrestha


3.1 Public Sector Practices

The organizations that are run with the budget


sanctioned by the government.
Qualified people can compete for participation.
All the ministers and departments, regional offices,
district offices etc. are public sectors.
Some public organizations
1. All the existing ministers.
2. Secretariat of national planning commission.
3. Parliament- constitutional bodies.
4. Courts- constitutional bodies.
5. Auditors office
6. Public service commission office.
7. Office of attorney general
8. Council of justice.
Some public organizations
10. Office of prime minister.
11. Ministerial council
12. Municipalities.
13. DDCs, VDCs, regional level organizations
under various ministries.
Some corporations and companies in Nepal in which
engineering graduates can practice engineering profession
1. National Construction Company Nepal (NCCN)
2. Nepal Telecom
3. Nepal Airlines Corporation
4. Nepal Diary Development Corporation
5. Nepal Industrial Development Corporation.
6. Nepal Electricity Authority
7. Nepal Rastra Bank
8. Tribhuvan University
General Job Description of engineers
working in the public sectors
The following job description are for the fresh graduates entering on the
Gazette third class positions:
1. To perform preliminary and detail survey, design and estimate.
2. To conduct various programs for increasing peoples capacity.
3. The report writings of-
a. Progress report
b. Feasibility report
c. Final report
d. Monitoring and evaluation report etc.
4. To monitor and evaluate ongoing projects
General Job Description of engineers
working in the public sectors
5. To facilitate donor agencies involved.
6. To execute and perform works and jobs assigned by
immediate supervisors etc.
3.2 Private Sector Practices
In the open market system, there have been thousands of private
organizations in operation in various sectors.
There are private organizations working more efficiently than
government sectors under strict supervision and motivation.
Consulting firms, construction companies, private colleges, private
institutions for training etc.
General Job Description Of Engineers
Working In The Private Sectors
1. To coordinate works between stakeholders-
clients, consultancy and contractors.
2. To layout works, to survey and to estimate.
3. To control quality, to assess and report to
concerning authorities.
4. To prepare bills as a quantity surveyor.
5. To plan project and report progress.
6. To conduct necessary training etc.
THANK YOU

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