Electrical Field Engineer (Based in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia)

Electrical Field Engineer (Based in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia)
Company
Mapa Group
Location
Istanbul, Türkiye
Job type
Full-time
Posted
10 days ago
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Job description
About Us:At Mapa, we're a globally recognized engineering and construction company with a footprint that extends across three continents. Our unwavering commitment to excellence and relentless pursuit of quality and performance have set us apart as industry leaders. We're at the forefront of innovation in the engineering and construction landscape, redefining boundaries and consistently raising the bar for excellence.We are seeking a motivated Electrical Field Engineer to join our project team on site in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The successful candidate will be responsible for supervising and coordinating E&I site installation works, ensuring compliance with approved drawings, technical specifications, and project schedules. This role requires hands-on field experience and close coordination with multidisciplinary teams.Job DescriptionLead and supervise all electrical installation activities at siteOversee cable laying, termination, and field instrumentation installation works with a strong focus on quality and timely executionManage and coordinate testing and commissioning activities in collaboration with relevant stakeholdersReview and validate daily and weekly progress reports, ensuring accurate tracking of site performanceOversee material planning, control, and site logistics to prevent delays and ensure resource availabilityProvide technical guidance and on-site problem-solving for complex E&I challengesDemonstrate extensive experience in industrial superstructure projects, including end-to-end execution of electrical and instrumentation worksQualificationsBachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Electrical & Electronics EngineeringMinimum 5 years of relevant field experience, with a strong background in large-scale industrial superstructure projectsProven experience in managing site execution, installation, and commissioning phases of E&I worksDemonstrated leadership skills with the ability to manage teams and subcontractors on siteStrong coordination, communication, and reporting skillsAbility to work under pressure in fast-paced and demanding site environments

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