Site Engineer (Electrical/Mechanical Engineering)

Responsibilities:

• Supervise the installation and alignment of conveyor systems, material handling equipment and associated electromechanical systems, ensuring that installations are on-time and complete, following the installation schedule, work plan, estimated dealer cost and man-hours.
• Works with crews to ensure that paperwork is timely and accurate; that all hours and actions are well documented according to company procedures
• Reviews site installations to ensure the highest quality workmanship; that product is assembled per plan and is levelled, aligned, cleaned and completed to the highest level of detail.
• Ensures that material is handled with care and that customer’s property is protected and undamaged
• Train crews to have are sponsible and technically adept interface with main/sub-contractors, electricians, safety officer, etc.
• Ensures that installations and all service work is closed out in a timely manner; that punch list resolution is followed up and finished to each customer’s satisfaction
• Visits site installations on a regular and daily basis, interfacing with leads and installation personnel, customers, and customer third parties, monitoring the progress and quality of the work being done by the installation staff.
• Problem-solving during installation in collaboration with the design engineer
• Progress reporting on a daily to weekly basis

Requirements:

• ITE(NITEC) or Diploma in Electrical Engineering.
• Must be willing to travel within the Asia region with occasional travel to Europe or the Middle East.
• Good understanding of construction/engineering projects
• At least five years of relevant site experience in material handling systems, including conveyor systems, baggage handling systems (BHS), sortation systems, logistics automation, or similar equipment, with a proven track record of hands-on experience as a Site Supervisor.
• Excellent communication (oral and written), interpersonal, conflict management and negotiation skills
• Additional electrical knowledge would be an additional advantage
• Required to be able to read and interpret engineering drawings such as layouts and circuit diagrams.
• Knowledge of conveyor components such as drives, motors, sensors, encoders, belts, rollers, safety devices and control interfaces is preferred.