Commissioning Electrical Supervisor

Single Status.

Accommodation (Meals) provided by the company.

Transportation provided by the company.

Round trip ticket on each rotation (Economy class).

• He executes the activities pertaining to his discipline in compliance with the quality requirements, health/environmental/safety regulations and following the stated procedures.
• He reports to the Commissioning Electrical Superintendent (CET)

• To develop the detailed pre-commissioning procedures for Electrical Items & Packages, procedures for the functional tests of the electrical Items according to the instructions of Commissioning Electrical Superintendent.
• To field check the DAC and prepare relevant Commissioning punch list, following the CME instructions.
• Follow up of activities according to the schedule and by applying the procedures and safety rules.
• To organize and manage the operations in field of the assigned team from the Subcontractor by controlling their job and the implementation of Plant Safety procedures in case of emergency.
• To keep records of all activities performed in the logbook for the purpose of monitoring the progress achieved and apply necessary recovery actions.
• To supervise the activities of electrical substation power on and motor run in field. Ensure the application of the TAG-OUT/LOCK OUT.
• Support the Vendors specialists in the execution of the job and coordinate their actions with the Commissioning supervisors.
• Supervise the works of vendors’ specialists and ensure their efficient utilization.
• During the execution of the interlocks, logic and sequence test, check in MCC that all the actions required or actuated from the board operator are properly performed.
• Carry out operation of the starters as per the approved work permit request
• To ensure that all the activities are witnessed by the Client, prepare and sign off all relevant certificates and hand over to certification engineer.
• Can be the authorized person designated by the site manager to receive or issue a Permit.
• Work according to the project Permit to Work Procedure.
• In charge for:

- Expediting of pending Punch List Items in accordance with Commissioning Superintendent (COT) priorities.

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering or a related field.

• Minimum of 8 years of experience in a safety-related role, preferably within the construction or oil and gas industry.
• Relevant experience in 3 major EPC projects; oil & gas, petrochemical sector.

• Excellent communications and interpersonal skills.
• Attention to detail, management skills.
• Team-oriented skills, self-motivation and direction, with strong bias toward timely performance and problem resolution.