Senior Manager Substation Electrical

Job Summary:

Key Responsibilities:

1. Project Planning and Coordination:

• Collaborate with design teams to review and interpret Electrical engineering plans, blueprints, and specifications for substation projects.
• Coordinate with stakeholders, including project managers, electrical engineers, and contractors.

1. Construction Supervision:

• Supervise civil construction activities such as foundation works, structural installations, roadworks, drainage, and other substation-related civil infrastructure.
• Ensure compliance with quality standards, safety protocols, and project timelines.

1. Material Management:

• Assess the quantity and quality of construction materials required.
• Coordinate with procurement teams for material delivery and inventory management.

1. Regulatory Compliance:

• Ensure all construction activities comply with local building codes, environmental regulations, and utility standards.
• Prepare and submit necessary documentation for permits and inspections.

1. Quality Assurance:

• Conduct regular site inspections to monitor progress and ensure quality control.
• Identify and resolve any construction defects or deviations from the plan.

1. Safety Management:

• Enforce safety standards and protocols at the construction site.
• Conduct safety audits and training sessions for workers.

1. Reporting and Documentation:

• Maintain accurate records of construction progress, material usage, and any issues encountered.
• Prepare and present progress reports to stakeholders.

Qualifications:

• Education:

  Bachelors degree in electrical engineering or a related field.

• Experience:

  Minimum 15 years of experience in civil construction, preferably in substation or power infrastructure projects.

• Technical Skills:

• Proficiency in Electrical engineering design software (e.g., AutoCAD, STAAD Pro).
• Familiarity with construction management tools and software.

• Knowledge:

• Strong understanding of substation design and construction processes.
• Familiarity with industry standards like IEEE, ANSI, or local grid codes.