Switchgear Engineer HV, MV | non-experienced | Alexandra

Switchgear Engineer [HV, MV | Open to non-experienced | Alexandra]
Job Responsibilities

• Support HV/MV switch gear projects from engineering through commissioning and handover.
• Review and coordinate technical documents, including SLDs, GA drawings, wiring diagrams, protection interfaces, and datasheets.
• Manage technical interfaces across switch gear, protection relays, SCADA/RTU, and auxiliary systems.
• Review OEM technical submissions to ensure compliance with project specifications, IEC standards, and local regulatory requirements.
• Coordinate technical clarifications with clients, consultants, and OEMs.
• Assist in technical evaluation of vendor offers and deviations.
• Manage scope clarification, spare parts, tools, warranties, and vendor documentation progress.
• Provide technical guidance during installation, cabling, wiring, and site interface works.
• Support troubleshooting to ensure adherence to method statements, ITPs, and quality standards.
• Participate in FAT, SAT, and commissioning activities.
• Prepare test procedures, records, and energization readiness documentation in collaboration with OEM and HV testing teams.
• Prepare and compile as-built drawings, test reports, O&M manuals, and warranty documents for handover.
• Ensure all documentation meets client requirements.
• Comply with WSH policies and local electrical safety regulations.
• Participate in risk assessments and toolbox meetings.
• Contribute to engineering standards, templates, and continuous improvement initiatives to enhance installation and commissioning quality.

• Diploma in Electrical Engineering/Computer Engineering.
• 2–5 years of experience in electrical infrastructure projects involving HV/MV switch gear.
• Experience with 22kV / 6.6kV MV switch gear or 66kV / 230kV / 400kV HV switch gear (AIS/GIS) is strongly preferred.
• Knowledge of HV/MV switch gear systems, drawings, and OEM documentation.
• Ability to coordinate technical interfaces across protection, SCADA/RTU, and auxiliary systems.
• Familiarity with FAT/SAT processes and commissioning readiness.
• Strong technical writing skills for method statements, ITPs, and handover documentation.
• Understanding of Singapore electrical safety practices, codes, and WSH regulations.
• Strong communication and stakeholder coordination skills.
• Experience contributing to engineering or commissioning process improvements is an added advantage.