Epc Project Engineer (Solar Energy/Power) | S$5,000 Basic + Bonus

EPC Project Engineer Relevant EPC, energy, or power industry experience Up to $5,000 basic + monthly allowance + variable bonus Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM Role Overview Looking to take your engineering career to the next level? Join a growing Singapore-based team working on international EPC and energy projects. This role offers hands-on exposure to project execution, cross-border collaboration, and cutting-edge energy infrastructure. Key Responsibilities Plan, coordinate, and supervise site works to ensure compliance with design, quality, and safety standards Support the Chief Engineer in project planning, tracking progress, and reporting Review technical drawings, specifications, and construction methodologies Liaise with clients, consultants, subcontractors, and suppliers for smooth project delivery Prepare and maintain technical documentation, site reports, and records Ensure compliance with Workplace Safety & Health (WSH) and environmental regulations Provide technical support for procurement and installation of energy storage systems Coordinate closely with Singapore and China engineering teams to align designs and solutions Requirements Degree/Diploma in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical Engineering, or related disciplines 2 years of experience in EPC, energy, power, or construction projects Familiarity with Singapore regulations (BCA, WSH, LTA, URA) is advantageous About the Company We are part of a globally recognised engineering and energy solutions group with a strong presence across Asia and international markets. The organisation specialises in EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) projects within the power, energy, and infrastructure sectors. Known for delivering large-scale, high-impact projects, the company is committed to innovation, technical excellence, and developing engineering talent to support its expanding global portfolio. Be part of a forward-looking engineering team shaping the future of energy infrastructure across borders.