Lead the HV/MV/LV electrical workstream on small-to-mid sized gas/LNG projects (single site or package value typically $20–$150m). You’ll balance design assurance with boots-on-the-ground construction support, vendor coordination, and commissioning readiness—owning outcomes rather than managing a large tier-one matrix.
What you’ll do
Act as discipline lead from detail design through site execution and pre-commissioning on one primary project (plus light support to a second).
Review and finalize SLDs, protection philosophies, load flow/short-circuit/arc-flash checks; close design comments with the consultant.
Drive long-lead procurement (transformers, MV/LV switchgear, cables, UPS): specs, TBE, vendor clarifications, FAT/SAT attendance, expediting.
Support field installation quality: ITPs, cable terminations, gland/earthing standards, redlines and as-builts; resolve RFIs quickly.
Prepare and execute pre-energization tests (IR/PI, primary/secondary injection, CT/VT polarity/ratio, relay settings upload) with a small site team.
Coordinate utility/client interfaces for outages and approvals (distribution level), with practical method statements and LOTO plans.
Manage cost/schedule exposure for the electrical package; raise and defend changes/variations with Contracts.
Produce concise weekly reports (progress, risks, look-ahead) for the Project Manager; mentor 1–3 junior E&I engineers.
What you’ve done
8–12+ years in Oil & Gas or industrial power with 33–132 kV substation/switchgear delivery on EPC jobs.
Hands-on with protection & control (SEL/Siemens/GE relays), ETAP/PowerFactory studies, and field energizations.
Proven record landing first-time energizations on schedule in resource-lean environments (no big owner’s team).
Degree/Diploma in Electrical/Power Engineering; HV switching/commissioning tickets are a plus.
Strong vendor/OEM management and clear, practical communication.