· 5 days work week
· Good career growth prospect
· Competitive salary package with AWS & Variable Bonus
Job Responsibilities:
· Responsible for the checking and design of electrical works from concept to detailed design and provision of QP supervisory works for projects
· Endorsement of the authorities’ submissions, supervision & apply for certificate of completion as Professional Engineer (Electrical) for the projects undertaken by company.
· Conversant in local code and authority requirements, ensuring project compliance to the requirements.
· Able to perform analysis and guide engineers to analyse and provide technical advice and solutions when working with stakeholders
· Carry out project management, planning, financial management of project, contract administration, ensure key deadlines are met and team work together effectively
· Liaise with multiple stakeholders for civil & structure, architectural, mechanical, and electrical works
· Preparation of tender documents and specifications
Requirements:
· Degree in Electrical Engineering accredited by Professional Engineer Board, Singapore.
· Minimum 3-8 years of experience in the industry, preferably in consultancy firm
· Singaporean only
We would like to invite interested applicants to apply.
Thomas Tan
Registration No: 12C6253
License No: R2094900
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