Testing And Commissioning Engineer

منذ 2 أيام

Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi Emirate, الإمارات العربية المتحدة Xpertfirst International FZ -LLC دوام كامل ‏180,000 د.إ.‏ - ‏300,000 د.إ.‏ عقد

Perform electrical testing & commissioning activities on HV/LV systems during planned outage maintenance campaigns. Carry out functional testing, energization, and troubleshooting on motors, generators, and switchgear (SWGR) — both HV and LV. Test and commission power transformers and protective relays .
Conduct insulation resistance, continuity, and functional checks on main LV panels and distribution boards. Diagnose and resolve electrical faults on control, protection, and power systems. Read and follow single-line diagrams (SLD) and wiring diagrams to execute outage work scope accurately. Coordinate with mechanical, I&C, and site supervision teams to ensure work is completed within outage windows. Prepare and complete test reports and punch lists. Ensure strict compliance with site HSE procedures and permit-to-work (PTW) systems during live outage operations. Support pre-outage planning, spares verification, and post-outage system re-energization.

This is a short-term contract position tied to a scheduled outage maintenance campaign; the assignment duration will follow the outage schedule. Immediate availability required — only candidates who can join on short notice will be considered.

Desired Candidate Profile

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent technical qualification. Minimum 5–10 years of experience in outage/shutdown maintenance, specifically in testing & commissioning of switchgear, power transformers, and protective relays. Strong hands‑on experience in energization and outage execution. Prior experience in large‑scale industrial projects (power generation, oil & gas, or nuclear) preferred. UAE/GCC site experience is a strong advantage. Good teamwork, coordination skills, and ability to work within strict outage schedules. Immediate availability required — only candidates who can join on short notice will be considered.