Electrical Engineer

Designing power distribution systems, lighting systems, grounding systems, and controlsystems for oil and gas facilities.
Developing electrical single-line diagrams, schematics, and wiring diagrams
Key Roles and Responsibilities
Electrical System Design:

Performing load calculations and voltage drop analyses.
Specifying electrical equipment, such as transformers, switchgear, motors, and cables.
Safety and Compliance:

Ensuring that all electrical designs and installations comply with relevant industry standards (e.g., IEEE, IEC, NEC, API) and safety regulations.
Conducting hazardous area classifications and designing electrical systems for safe operation in explosive environments.
Participating in safety studies, such as HAZOP and risk assessments.
Project Execution:

Preparing technical specifications and bid documents for electrical equipment and materials.
Evaluating vendor proposals and providing technical recommendations.
Overseeing the installation, testing, and commissioning of electrical systems.
Providing technical support during construction and start-up phases.
Reviewing vendors documents.
Technical Documentation:

Preparing and maintaining accurate electrical drawings, documents, and reports.
Developing operating and maintenance procedures for electrical systems.
Collaboration and Coordination:

Collaborating with other engineering disciplines (e.g., process, mechanical, instrumentation) to ensure integrated designs.
Coordinating with vendors, contractors, and clients.
Communicating technical information effectively.
Key Aspects in the Oil and Gas Context:
Hazardous Environments:

A significant focus on designing and implementing electrical systems that are safe for operation in potentially explosive atmospheres.
Large-Scale Projects:

Involvement in complex, large-scale projects that require careful planning and coordination.
Remote Locations:

Potential for working on projects in remote or offshore locations, which may present unique challenges.
Quality, Health, Safety & Environment

Comply with occupational health safety quality and environmental policies, processes and procedures and applicable laws/legal requirements across Oilserv business.
Take responsibility for their health & safety and those of stake holders across Oilserv business.
Requirements and Qualifications (Skills, Experience, and Knowledge)

A Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) or Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) in Electrical Engineering or related field.
A Master’s degree (M.Sc.) will be an added advantage
Registered engineer with COREN is mandatory industry Experience:

Extensive Industry Track Record:A minimum of 7-10+ years of relevant experience is commonly expected.
Proven experience in large-scale EPC projects within the oil and gas industry is paramount.
Experience with both onshore and offshore projects is highly desirable.
Leadership and Mentorship: