· Reputable Organization
· Central Area near MRT
· 5 Days Work Week
One of the largest construction companies in Singapore in both the Building Construction sector and Civil Construction Sector.
Job Responsibilities:
· Responsible to develop and review electrical design plans, specifications, and construction documents for the project.
· Assist Sr E&M Manager/E&M Manager/Sr E&M Engineer in oversight to the electrical design team, ensuring that electrical systems are designed and installed according to project standards and codes.
· Conduct site visits and inspections to ensure that electrical systems are installed correctly and according to the design plans and specifications.
· Manage the commissioning and start-up of electrical systems and equipment, including testing and troubleshooting.
· Provide technical support to the construction team, including addressing technical issues, resolving conflicts, and managing change orders related to electrical systems.
Requirements:
· Recognized Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering.
· 5 years’ of TBM bored tunnelling experience.
· Experience in operating TBM will be preferred.
· Prior experience in working in construction site, especially in Civil Projects.
We would like to invite interested applicants to apply.
Thomas Tan
Registration No: 12C6253
License No: R2094900
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