Electrical Engineer
About this job
Job Description & Requirements
1. Programming, testing, commissioning, and handover of Electrical Systems (22KV Switchgears & transformers, protection relays, and hipot)
2. Prepare and maintain all required commissioning documentation, which includes client submission.
3. Supervise and monitor defined test procedures, such as start-up sequences, reliability test runs, and performance tests.
4. Monitoring of functional and operational tests of various equipment to prepare the equipment for the first start-up.
5. Manage and supervise a team of experienced commissioning technicians to execute Live equipment testing in a highly professional and safe manner.
6. Witness and provide contractor resources to support FAT as required.
Preparation of inspection reports, certificates, progress reports, and site correspondence.
7. Ensure that commissioning acceptance criteria is aligned with design specification and client requirements.
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The employer lists $4,000 – $4,300 for this role at TRANSCONTROL TECHNICAL SERVICES (S) PTE LTD in Singapore. For comparison, the local market median is about 4 800 $ based on 67 052 similar offers.
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