Electrical Project Engineer - Tunnels
Role and Responsibilities
Electrical Project Engineer (Tunnels) to oversee the entire lifecycle of electrical projects, from initial design and planning to execution and commissioning. Key responsibilities include:
Design: Developing technical designs, analysing electrical requirements, and working to realistic milestones
Technical Oversight: Conducting quality assurance, performing on-site inspections, testing electrical systems, and troubleshooting issues to ensure compliance with safety standards and regulations, specifically CD 352.
Self-Management: Coordinating with clients, contractors, vendors, and internal teams, managing purchased resources, reporting progress
Documentation and Reporting: Preparing detailed reports, maintaining records of design changes, test results, and project milestones, and ensuring regulatory compliance
Specialized Applications: Leading projects in the Road Tunnels and including discipline in power distribution systems and installations
Required Skills and Qualifications
To succeed as an Electrical Project Engineer, candidates typically need:
Educational Background: Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or a similar experience
Technical Skills: Proficiency in CAD software, electrical design, system testing, and knowledge of industry standards and safety regulations
Management Skills: Ability to manage scope, schedule, quality, risk, and change control
Soft Skills: Strong communication, problem-solving, analytical thinking, and teamwork abilities to incorporate with multidisciplinary teams and liaise with stakeholders