About the Opportunity
The Electrical and I&C Handover Engineer's role will evolve during the lifecycle of the electrical and I&C system handover and takeover in MEH and combine electrical /I&C knowledge with project delivery skills. At the early stages, you will contribute to building the system handover and takeover process amongst relative stakeholders. Following this, you will instruct MEH JV to prepare the EESR documents and review them in Teamcenter, organise system walkdown checking on site, and categorise the punch list, and complete the Functional takeover for Commissioning, Turnover for Isolation, and Takeover for Maintenance processes. The key task of the MEH Electrical and I&C Handover Engineer is to ensure the physical system installed by JV is in line with the Engineering documents and/or specifications, the Erection Work Package, System Work Package, and the pre-condition of Handover, and other requirements by organising the technical review on EESR documents and walkdown checking on site, and then take over the system to Commissioning and Pre-ops.
Role Responsibilities: Accountable to Electrical and I&C Handover Lead in the NNB HPC Project team. Update and review the system handover and takeover procedures/guidance notes/work instructions. Instruct Joint Ventures to draft Electrical and I&C EESR. Track the Electrical and I&C system handover schedule. Review Electrical and I&C EESR documents. Carry out the walkdown checking on site with all the stakeholders, such as MEH JV, MEH program, Commissioning, Pre-ops, etc. Attend the meeting of punch list categorisation after walkdown checking. Support JV to close out the comments on EESR documents and the snags in the punch list. Minimum Requirements: Strong technical background in electrical, I&C, or electronic engineering. Degree qualified in a relevant science or engineering subject. Experience of working in the nuclear industry or an alternative regulated industry (e.g., oil & gas, electricity). Experience of installation, commissioning, maintenance, or operation support. An awareness of relevant legal and regulatory framework and compliance requirements. Ability to provide technical expertise and knowledge to troubleshooting/fault finding activities. An ability to build effective networks, negotiate, and influence effectively towards the achievement of business objectives. An ability to work within a multi-disciplined engineering team to proactively manage and resolve design/installation/commissioning/maintenance issues as they arise.
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The Electrical and I&C Handover Engineer's role will evolve during the lifecycle of the electrical and I&C system handover and takeover in MEH and combine electrical /I&C knowledge with project delivery skills. At the early stages, you will contribute to building the system handover and takeover process amongst relative stakeholders. Following this, you will instruct MEH JV to prepare the EESR documents and review them in Teamcenter, organise system walkdown checking on site, and categorise the punch list, and complete the Functional takeover for Commissioning, Turnover for Isolation, and Takeover for Maintenance processes. The key task of the MEH Electrical and I&C Handover Engineer is to ensure the physical system installed by JV is in line with the Engineering documents and/or specifications, the Erection Work Package, System Work Package, and the pre-condition of Handover, and other requirements by organising the technical review on EESR documents and walkdown checking on site, and then take over the system to Commissioning and Pre-ops.
Role Responsibilities: Accountable to Electrical and I&C Handover Lead in the NNB HPC Project team. Update and review the system handover and takeover procedures/guidance notes/work instructions. Instruct Joint Ventures to draft Electrical and I&C EESR. Track the Electrical and I&C system handover schedule. Review Electrical and I&C EESR documents. Carry out the walkdown checking on site with all the stakeholders, such as MEH JV, MEH program, Commissioning, Pre-ops, etc. Attend the meeting of punch list categorisation after walkdown checking. Support JV to close out the comments on EESR documents and the snags in the punch list. Minimum Requirements: Strong technical background in electrical, I&C, or electronic engineering. Degree qualified in a relevant science or engineering subject. Experience of working in the nuclear industry or an alternative regulated industry (e.g., oil & gas, electricity). Experience of installation, commissioning, maintenance, or operation support. An awareness of relevant legal and regulatory framework and compliance requirements. Ability to provide technical expertise and knowledge to troubleshooting/fault finding activities. An ability to build effective networks, negotiate, and influence effectively towards the achievement of business objectives. An ability to work within a multi-disciplined engineering team to proactively manage and resolve design/installation/commissioning/maintenance issues as they arise.
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