Electrical Engineer

Responsibilities Design and produce single line diagrams of electrical/instrument system and determine the interface/termination diagrams in accordance with equipment specifications. Size cables and breakers LV/MV according to applicable rules and regulations. Review all electrical equipment, vendor’s proposals for technical accuracy and constructability Prepare material take off for bulk material orders of power and control cables, cable trays and ladders and various ship electrical equipment and systems according to project contract specifications. Prepare electrical equipment foundations/supports and room arrangement/layout, lighting layout, power/control cableway plan, power/control cables routing plan and cable schedules. Interface, size and design electrical equipment capacity e.g. switchboards, transformers, navigation, PABX, LAN and fire & gas systems, etc. Prepare electrical installation construction standard according to IEC/IEEE shipbuilding practice and international standard. Coordinate/execute contract specification requirements and production inputs into engineering drawing/document. Provide progress reporting and schedule management of engineering deliverables. Coordinate with other production team members, subcontractors and consultants to resolve technical issues onsite which affect the electrical schedule and project deliverables. Perform site visits to solve engineering problems when required to determine existing conditions or verify new construction. Meet with vendors, client reps, accreditation representatives when required. Review and reply to class comments Perform any other tasks as may be assigned by the supervisor Ensure compliance to relevant government regulations and company’s quality, safety, health and environmental (QSHE) policies, practices and procedures at all times. Requirements Minimum 3 years of relevant experience working in a marine/offshore industry either with shipyards or marine equipment manufacturers and a Diploma in Electrical Engineering or related engineering discipline or minimum 6 years of experience working in a marine/offshore industry either with shipyards or marine equipment manufacturers. Familiarity with Marine & Offshore rules, regulations and requirements. Prior experience in newbuild andconversion of AHTS. Knowledge of Intergraph Software will be an added advantage. Good communication skills, meticulous, resourceful, able to multi-task A team player with the ability to work independently as well as in a team.