ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
- Roles andResponsibilities
A. Electrical EngineeringDesign Prepare, review and verify electrical engineering deliverables for offshore, marine and oil & gas projects. Develop and review Single Line Diagrams (SLD), schematic diagrams, wiring diagrams, interconnection diagrams and termination drawings. Prepare electrical load lists, load calculations, cable sizing calculations, voltage-drop calculations and short-circuit calculations. Perform cable sizing, cable routing, cable tray layout and electrical equipment sizing. Develop and update cable schedules, termination schedules, I/O interface lists and equipment lists. Prepare electrical equipment specifications, datasheets, material requisitions and technical bid evaluations. Review electrical layouts, lighting layouts, earthing and bonding layouts, and equipment installation drawings. Design and review generator packages, emergency generators and diesel generator systems. Review generator control panels, synchronising panels, motor control centres (MCC) and power distribution panels. Understand generator protection, circuit breakers, current transformers (CTs), voltage transformers (VTs) and protection relays. Review generator synchronisation, load-sharing, load-shedding and power management system interfaces. Coordinate with control system engineers for electrical control, monitoring, alarms and shutdown interfaces. Support integration of electrical systems with PLC, DCS, PMS and SCADA systems. Ensure compliance with project specifications, applicable IEC standards, class requirements and client engineering standards. Execute electrical engineering for offshore platforms, FPSO, FSO, drilling rigs, marine vessels and packaged equipment added advantage Familiarity with hazardous-area electrical installations, including Zone 1 and Zone 2 requirements. Understand Ex-certified equipment selection, cable glands, junction boxes and equipment installation requirements. Review electrical interfaces with mechanical, instrumentation, process and automation disciplines. Coordinate with shipyards, EPC contractors, equipment vendors, consultants and clients. Ensure electrical designs meet applicable marine classification requirements, such as DNV, ABS, Lloyd’s Register or Bureau Veritas, where specified. Support Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT), Site Acceptance Tests (SAT) and electrical system commissioning.
- Qualifications andExperience
Degree or diploma in Electrical Engineering from a recognised institution. Minimum 10 years of relevant electrical engineering experience in oil & gas, offshore, marine, shipbuilding or EPC projects. Strong experience in electrical design, engineering calculations and preparation of technical documentation. Experience with generator packages, switchboards, MCCs, power distribution and electrical control systems. Familiarity with AutoCAD and Microsoft Office Experience coordinating with clients, vendors, subcontractors and multidisciplinary teams. Ability to manage engineering deliverables independently and meet project deadlines. Reports to: Engineering Manager / Electrical Lead Engineer Coordinates with: Project Manager, Mechanical Engineer, Instrumentation & Control Engineer,Procurement Team, QA/QC Team, Vendors, Clients and Production team