Project Engineer, Electrical/Instrumentation

Responsibilities: Develop and implement work plans, schedules, and execution strategies for electrical and instrumentation activities. Coordinate project resources, materials, equipment, and manpower required for project execution. Monitor project progress against approved schedules, budgets, and deliverables. Liaise with the Project Manager, other engineering disciplines, contractors, and clients to ensure effective project delivery. Identify potential project risks, technical challenges, and delays, and recommend appropriate corrective actions. Supervise electrical installation works, including power distribution systems, cabling, cable trays, earthing, lighting, and electrical equipment. Review electrical drawings, single-line diagrams, wiring diagrams, and technical specifications. Ensure electrical installations comply with approved designs, applicable codes, standards, and project requirements. Coordinate electrical equipment installation, inspection, testing, and commissioning. Identify and resolve electrical design and installation issues in collaboration with relevant engineering teams. Supervise the installation, calibration, testing, and commissioning of instrumentation and control devices. Coordinate the installation of field instruments, including pressure, temperature, flow, and level transmitters, gauges, switches, and control valves. Review instrumentation drawings, instrument index registers, loop diagrams, hook-up drawings, and cable schedules. Ensure proper instrument calibration, signal verification, loop checking, and functional testing. Troubleshoot instrumentation and control system faults and recommend appropriate solutions. Prepare and review material requisitions, technical specifications, and bills of quantities for electrical and instrumentation works. Monitor the use of project materials, tools, and equipment to minimise waste and prevent losses. Coordinate contractors and subcontractors to ensure compliance with project requirements and timelines. Verify delivered materials and equipment against approved specifications and purchase documentation. Monitor contractor performance and report any technical or operational concerns to management. Requirements: A minimum of a Higher National Diploma (HND) in electrical engineering, electrical/electronic engineering, instrumentation and control engineering, or a related discipline. Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in electrical and instrumentation project execution, preferably in engineering, construction, oil and gas, industrial installations, or related industries. Demonstrable experience in electrical installation, instrumentation systems, testing, commissioning, and project coordination. Membership of relevant professional engineering bodies or possession of applicable professional certifications will be an added advantage. Knowledge of applicable electrical codes, instrumentation standards, quality requirements, and HSE procedures. The candidate must be willing to travel to project locations across the country Remuneration: NGN 400,000 - 500,000 Monthly Gross (this is dependent on the qualifications and experience in addition to other personal qualities that the successful candidate is bringing to the table) Benefits: HMO Pension Feeding allowance while on site Collaborative and supportive work environment

Responsibilities: Develop and implement work plans, schedules, and execution strategies for electrical and instrumentation activities. Coordinate project resources, materials, equipment, and manpower required for project execution. Monitor project progress against approved schedules, budgets, and deliverables. Liaise with the Project Manager, other engineering disciplines, contractors, and clients to ensure effective project delivery. Identify potential project risks, technical challenges, and delays, and recommend appropriate corrective actions. Supervise electrical installation works, including power distribution systems, cabling, cable trays, earthing, lighting, and electrical equipment. Review electrical drawings, single-line diagrams, wiring diagrams, and technical specifications. Ensure electrical installations comply with approved designs, applicable codes, standards, and project requirements. Coordinate electrical equipment installation, inspection, testing, and commissioning. Identify and resolve electrical design and installation issues in collaboration with relevant engineering teams. Supervise the installation, calibration, testing, and commissioning of instrumentation and control devices. Coordinate the installation of field instruments, including pressure, temperature, flow, and level transmitters, gauges, switches, and control valves. Review instrumentation drawings, instrument index registers, loop diagrams, hook-up drawings, and cable schedules. Ensure proper instrument calibration, signal verification, loop checking, and functional testing. Troubleshoot instrumentation and control system faults and recommend appropriate solutions. Prepare and review material requisitions, technical specifications, and bills of quantities for electrical and instrumentation works. Monitor the use of project materials, tools, and equipment to minimise waste and prevent losses. Coordinate contractors and subcontractors to ensure compliance with project requirements and timelines. Verify delivered materials and equipment against approved specifications and purchase documentation. Monitor contractor performance and report any technical or operational concerns to management.

Requirements: A minimum of a Higher National Diploma (HND) in electrical engineering, electrical/electronic engineering, instrumentation and control engineering, or a related discipline. Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in electrical and instrumentation project execution, preferably in engineering, construction, oil and gas, industrial installations, or related industries. Demonstrable experience in electrical installation, instrumentation systems, testing, commissioning, and project coordination. Membership of relevant professional engineering bodies or possession of applicable professional certifications will be an added advantage. Knowledge of applicable electrical codes, instrumentation standards, quality requirements, and HSE procedures. The candidate must be willing to travel to project locations across the country Remuneration: NGN 400,000 - 500,000 Monthly Gross (this is dependent on the qualifications and experience in addition to other personal qualities that the successful candidate is bringing to the table) Benefits: HMO Pension Feeding allowance while on site Collaborative and supportive work environment