Plan and design building electrical systems, especially power receiving and transformation equipment, and provide proposals and technical consulting.
About this role
This KANDENKO position is based at an entrusted building as the on-site manager, overseeing facilities and construction while planning suitable repairs and renewals. Sites can include offices, commercial premises and factories.
Responsibilities include electrical safety and management of electrical, air-conditioning and sanitary installations, alongside responsibility for new indoor electrical work, maintenance and refurbishment. Daily duties cover inspections, client negotiations, emergency response, repair coordination, construction supervision, contractor attendance and related meetings.
Applicants need a high-school education or higher, electrical construction-management experience in steel, reinforced-concrete or steel-reinforced-concrete buildings, and electrical supervising-engineer eligibility obtained through a first-class construction-management qualification or qualifying practical experience.
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