Electrical Commissioning Engineer

October 2026 thru June 2027

The roles and responsibilities of the Electrical Commissioning Engineer/TFA include all aspects in the commissioning of the Gas Turbine, Steam Turbine, Generator/Syncon (Project Dependent), and Auxiliary equipment for electrical systems are as follows:

MV up to a Maximum of ~20kV the candidate shall be involved with but shall include the GSU which on the primary winding (totally enclosed/sealed) shall be HV.

The end of our scope is at the high side terminals of the GSU.

• Review and comments to the Customer and or Constructors, commissioning schedule, and work sequence as it pertains to the electrical commissioning activities
• Walkdown & Acceptance of the Installation of the company supplied equipment systems
• Detailed knowledge, experience and understanding of the Single line Diagram (SLD) and 3 Line Protection Diagrams, Electrical schematics and cable schedules/cable installation sequences including the procable system
• Detailed knowledge, experience and implementation/verification of the electrical protection equipment and settings, electrical protection fault sequencing, synchronizing equipment and circuits and associated electrical interfaces to the DCS control system
• Interfaces with the PTWO and assumes responsibility for the isolation of the electrical equipment for the Systems he is the owner for. Utilizing and understanding of the PTW Procedure.
• Commissioning of the protection interfaces between the Generator and Switchyard
• Commissioning of the company supplied transformers and switchgear
• Detailed knowledge, experience of Back Energization of the high/medium voltage electrical system to the Generator Step Up Transformer
• Pre-synchronous and initial synchronizing testing and commissioning execution activities
• Interface with the SFC/SEE Engineer to ensure all interfaces between the Electrical and SFC/SEE systems are tested and verified.
• Assists the Customer and or Constructor with interpretation of the company supplied drawings, processes, and manuals
• Interface between Site and our internal engineering on resolution of any non-conformances or issues identified during the commissioning sequence
• Maintains up to date “As Built” drawings and specifications related to the Gas Turbine, Generator, and Auxiliary Equipment
• Ensures the Commissioning Manuals, Commissioning Procedures, Check Lists, Protocols, and Commissioning Completion Certificates are updated and signed as commissioning works progress

The Electrical Commissioning Engineer is expected to spend 80% of each working day in the field working directly with the Customer and or EPC Constructor/3rd Party on the commissioning activities with the remaining 20% for administrative work.