Plan and design building electrical systems, especially power receiving and transformation equipment, and provide proposals and technical consulting.
About this role
This KANDENKO role manages civil construction for underground power distribution and utility ducts. Projects include government-commissioned shared ducts, power-company distribution lines, redevelopment-area ducts and external works at large commercial facilities.
Assignments cover new construction, maintenance and refurbishment. The manager prepares estimates and controls schedules, materials, safety, labour, cost and quality while negotiating with contractors and clients. Project scales vary, and the initial years include learning company procedures and working methods.
Applicants need a high-school education or higher, first-class civil construction-management qualification, and civil construction-management experience in road-space electrical, communications or paving works.
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