Field Electrical Commissioning Engineer

Responsibilities:
The Role of Field Electrical Commissioning Engineer comprises of, but is not limited to, the following:

• Direct contact and involvement with Sub-contractors.
• Perform the pre commissioning activity and highlight the issues that will effect
  commissioning process.
• Familiar with Grounding and lightning system commissioning and troubleshooting.
• Familiar with LV and MV power Panels and Transformers.
• Familiar with energy storage systems such as UPS and CBS Systems.
• Familiar with the commissioning of Motor Control Centers (MCCs) and all motor starters.
• Familiar with Bus bar and cables testing and commissioning.
• Familiar with Electrical Test apparatus and equipment.
• Prepare the installation site readiness report and highlight the delayed systems based on the commissioning schedule.
• Monitoring of all abnormalities in all energized electrical equipment’s.
• Implement system performance review, to ensure that prior to handover for witness to the Engineer that the systems are operating within the design intended conditions and project specification requirements.
• Perform all the commissioning functional and integration test on the site and insure a smooth handover to the client representative.
• Prepare and submit the testing and commissioning report and reply to the consultant and client representative comment.
• Review all the Sub-Contractor submitting to ensure compliance with the contract documents and the commissioning plan prior to be submitted to the engineer for the final approval.
• Prepare a daily and weekly report for the commissioning activity and highlight the comments and issues.
• Plans and schedules work to ensure proper distribution of assignments and duties of the team
• Certify that works are complete and systems are tested as per the Contract
  Documentation and project specification requirements.
• Test all required (switchgears) functional and integration test on the site and insure a smooth handover to the client representative.
• Site verification of electrical equipment (controls/interface wiring).
• Troubleshooting of electrical equipment which causes tripping’s.
• Inspect electrical systems, equipment, and components to identify hazards, defects, and the need for adjustment or repair, and to ensure compliance with codes.
• Provide technical guidance to the team regarding the safe installation, maintenance and repair of MEP Systems.