Apperentice E&I Engineer

Job Description – Apprentice E & I Engineer (Electrical & Instrumentation) Job Description The Apprentice E&I Engineer is responsible to supports the Electrical & Instrumentation team in design, documentation, and coordination activities across multiple projects while learning industry standards and engineering practices. Duties And Responsibilities Assist in preparing and revision electrical and instrumentation drawings, data sheets, and documents. Support in creation and revision of cable schedules, IO lists, and junction box termination drawings. Learn to interpret P&IDs, wiring diagram and other E&I documentation. Support review of vendor documents and specifications / data sheets. Assist in technical evaluations and gathering information from vendors. Assist in review of vendor drawing and document for approval Coordinate with other disciplines (mechanical, process, piping etc) for interface requirements. Learn and assist in sizing of cables and cable trays. Learn and assist in making conceptual cable tray routes in 3D model Learn and assist the review of 3D model for E&I components. Learn to review customer contract documents and prepare specification extract sheets. Learn and adhere to the Jord’s internal systems and procedures. Perform special tasks as assigned Skills And Experience Graduate or Postgraduate in Instrumentation, Electronics or Electrical Engineering Good academic records Basic understanding of instrumentation & control items like sensors, transmitters, control valves, PLCs etc, electrical circuits, control systems. Basic knowledge on electrical motors, cables, meters etc. Proficient in Microsoft Office tools, including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint Familiar with AutoCAD, or similar drafting tools Be attentive to detail Strong willingness to learn and adapt Must have excellent English communication skills, both verbal and written. Able to collect information, listen and speak effectively and present information clearly and concisely with others whose first language is not English Show more Show less