ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

1. Roles andResponsibilities

A. Electrical EngineeringDesign

• Prepare, review and verify electrical engineering deliverables for offshore, marine and oil & gas projects.
• Develop and review Single Line Diagrams (SLD), schematic diagrams, wiring diagrams, interconnection diagrams and termination drawings.
• Prepare electrical load lists, load calculations, cable sizing calculations, voltage-drop calculations and short-circuit calculations.

• Perform cable sizing, cable routing, cable tray layout and electrical equipment sizing. Develop and update cable schedules, termination schedules, I/O interface lists and equipment lists.

• Prepare electrical equipment specifications, datasheets, material requisitions and technical bid evaluations.
• Review electrical layouts, lighting layouts, earthing and bonding layouts, and equipment installation drawings.

• Design and review generator packages, emergency generators and diesel generator systems.
• Review generator control panels, synchronising panels, motor control centres (MCC) and power distribution panels.
• Understand generator protection, circuit breakers, current transformers (CTs), voltage transformers (VTs) and protection relays.
• Review generator synchronisation, load-sharing, load-shedding and power management system interfaces.
• Coordinate with control system engineers for electrical control, monitoring, alarms and shutdown interfaces.
• Support integration of electrical systems with PLC, DCS, PMS and SCADA systems.
• Ensure compliance with project specifications, applicable IEC standards, class requirements and client engineering standards.

• Execute electrical engineering for offshore platforms, FPSO, FSO, drilling rigs, marine vessels and packaged equipment added advantage
• Familiarity with hazardous-area electrical installations, including Zone 1 and Zone 2 requirements.
• Understand Ex-certified equipment selection, cable glands, junction boxes and equipment installation requirements.
• Review electrical interfaces with mechanical, instrumentation, process and automation disciplines.
• Coordinate with shipyards, EPC contractors, equipment vendors, consultants and clients.
• Ensure electrical designs meet applicable marine classification requirements, such as DNV, ABS, Lloyd’s Register or Bureau Veritas, where specified.

• Support Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT), Site Acceptance Tests (SAT) and electrical system commissioning.

2. Qualifications andExperience

• Degree or diploma in Electrical Engineering from a recognised institution.
• Minimum 10 years of relevant electrical engineering experience in oil & gas, offshore, marine, shipbuilding or EPC projects.
• Strong experience in electrical design, engineering calculations and preparation of technical documentation.
• Experience with generator packages, switchboards, MCCs, power distribution and electrical control systems.
• Familiarity with AutoCAD and Microsoft Office
• Experience coordinating with clients, vendors, subcontractors and multidisciplinary teams.
• Ability to manage engineering deliverables independently and meet project deadlines.

Reports to:Engineering Manager / Electrical Lead Engineer

Coordinates with:Project Manager, Mechanical Engineer, Instrumentation & Control Engineer,Procurement Team, QA/QC Team, Vendors, Clients and Production team