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Professional Experience
Minimum 10 years of experience in electrical infrastructure projects, specifically in generation, transmission, or distribution environments.
At least 5 years in a field-based quality assurance, inspection coordination, or local representation role.
Demonstrated experience in overseeing inspection delivery across fabrication yards, project sites, substations, or grid infrastructure.
Familiarity with the QA/QS requirements of major GCC utilities (e.g., SEC, DEWA, KAHRAMAA, ADWEA, etc.).
Technical Competencies
Solid understanding of inspection workflows and QA documentation across HV/LV electrical systems.
Knowledge of key standards and codes: ISO 9001, IEC 60076 (transformers), IEC 62271 (switchgear), IEC 61000 (EMC/PQ), and FAT/SAT protocols.
Experience with field-level NCR management, QA/QC checklists, ITP monitoring, and vendor surveillance activities.
Capable of validating technical deliverables, drawings, test results, and material traceability.
Educational Background
Degree or diploma in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related technical discipline.
QA/QC training or certification (e.g., ISO 9001:2015 Internal Auditor, Lead Auditor) preferred.
HSE training (e.g., basic safety, permit to work) is desirable.
Desirable Skills And Experience
Power Quality (PQ) familiarity is beneficial, especially if inspections involve interface with protection relays, harmonic filters, or commissioning phases.
Hands-on familiarity with inspection reporting tools and QA databases (e.g., SharePoint, GoCanvas, Maximo, iAuditor).
Previous experience representing a foreign consultancy in a local delivery environment is a strong advantage.
Proficiency in Arabic (spoken and written) is highly desirable to support effective communication with local stakeholders, vendors, and client representatives.
Behavioural Competencies
Culturally sensitive communication and diplomacy
Strong interpersonal and negotiation skills
Ability to operate autonomously and escalate effectively
Organised, reliable, and accountable under field conditions
Proactive approach to resolving local delivery bottlenecks
Detail-oriented, with focus on compliance and quality
Able to mediate between technical and non-technical stakeholders
Able to communicate confidently in Arabic and English where required, particularly during in-country coordination and vendor interactions.
Performance Indicators
On-time completion of field inspections and report submissions
Positive client feedback on responsiveness and local coordination
Minimal escalation due to unresolved site-level issues
Strong accuracy and completeness of QA records
High level of inspector support satisfaction and schedule adherence
Successful validation of NCR closures and punch list items
Work Conditions & Travel Requirements
The role is site-based with daily engagement at client or vendor facilities, potentially across multiple locations within the country.
Some local travel may be required to coordinate inspections at OEMs, construction sites, or utility substations.
Candidate must be available for extended fieldwork and comfortable working in industrial, construction, or live asset environments.
Minimum 10 years of experience in electrical infrastructure projects, specifically in generation, transmission, or distribution environments.
At least 5 years in a field-based quality assurance, inspection coordination, or local representation role.
Demonstrated experience in overseeing inspection delivery across fabrication yards, project sites, substations, or grid infrastructure.
Familiarity with the QA/QS requirements of major GCC utilities (e.g., SEC, DEWA, KAHRAMAA, ADWEA, etc.).
Technical Competencies
Solid understanding of inspection workflows and QA documentation across HV/LV electrical systems.
Knowledge of key standards and codes: ISO 9001, IEC 60076 (transformers), IEC 62271 (switchgear), IEC 61000 (EMC/PQ), and FAT/SAT protocols.
Experience with field-level NCR management, QA/QC checklists, ITP monitoring, and vendor surveillance activities.
Capable of validating technical deliverables, drawings, test results, and material traceability.
Educational Background
Degree or diploma in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related technical discipline.
QA/QC training or certification (e.g., ISO 9001:2015 Internal Auditor, Lead Auditor) preferred.
HSE training (e.g., basic safety, permit to work) is desirable.
Desirable Skills And Experience
Power Quality (PQ) familiarity is beneficial, especially if inspections involve interface with protection relays, harmonic filters, or commissioning phases.
Hands-on familiarity with inspection reporting tools and QA databases (e.g., SharePoint, GoCanvas, Maximo, iAuditor).
Previous experience representing a foreign consultancy in a local delivery environment is a strong advantage.
Proficiency in Arabic (spoken and written) is highly desirable to support effective communication with local stakeholders, vendors, and client representatives.
Behavioural Competencies
Culturally sensitive communication and diplomacy
Strong interpersonal and negotiation skills
Ability to operate autonomously and escalate effectively
Organised, reliable, and accountable under field conditions
Proactive approach to resolving local delivery bottlenecks
Detail-oriented, with focus on compliance and quality
Able to mediate between technical and non-technical stakeholders
Able to communicate confidently in Arabic and English where required, particularly during in-country coordination and vendor interactions.
Performance Indicators
On-time completion of field inspections and report submissions
Positive client feedback on responsiveness and local coordination
Minimal escalation due to unresolved site-level issues
Strong accuracy and completeness of QA records
High level of inspector support satisfaction and schedule adherence
Successful validation of NCR closures and punch list items
Work Conditions & Travel Requirements
The role is site-based with daily engagement at client or vendor facilities, potentially across multiple locations within the country.
Some local travel may be required to coordinate inspections at OEMs, construction sites, or utility substations.
Candidate must be available for extended fieldwork and comfortable working in industrial, construction, or live asset environments.