Electrical & Instrumentation - Manager

As the Lead of the Electrical and Instrumentation (E&I) team, your main responsibilities will include managing the proposal and estimation process, overseeing project and construction management activities related to E&I, and ensuring the successful completion of tasks within these areas. In terms of proposal management, you will be expected to lead the team in finalizing costing strategies, reviewing and finalizing proposal deliverables, and developing optimization strategies. Additionally, you will need to participate in the techno-commercial review of offers and cost estimations, as well as oversee the closeout of proposals. For project management, you will be responsible for preparing schedules for the E&I part of projects, devising procurement plans, and coordinating engineering and procurement activities. You will also need to monitor progress, participate in inspections, and coordinate testing and charging activities. Furthermore, you will be required to manage OEM support, provide commissioning assistance, and ensure the successful completion of E&I tasks with owners and suppliers. In the realm of construction management, your duties will involve overseeing invoice verification and approval processes, as well as managing construction progress monitoring and expediting/recovery plans. You will also be responsible for material reconciliation, invoicing, and ensuring closeout activities related to E&I. In addition to your prime responsibilities, you will be expected to provide technical support to other projects and take on additional responsibilities related to proposals. To excel in this role, you must have experience working in engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) environments within process plants. You should also possess knowledge of DCS PLC, analyzers, control room works, and HV/LV substation equipment design engineering. Familiarity with HSE legal requirements for manufacturing setups is essential. It would be advantageous if you have familiarity with various codes and standards for electrical and instrumentation items in hazardous areas, as well as knowledge of vendors for the supply of various E&I items and associated costs. Your role will involve collaborating with internal employees and external stakeholders such as vendors, customers, and on-site personnel to ensure the successful completion of E&I projects.,