Electrical Engineer

Key Responsibilities

1. Review electrical drawings, technical specifications, equipment schedules, and system architecture to identify design omissions, discipline conflicts, and construction risks.
2. Manage the installation and technical execution of medium- and low-voltage power distribution systems, transformers, UPS systems, batteries, busway systems, PDUs, switchboards, cables, and grounding systems.
3. Review and verify Shop Drawings, coordinated MEP drawings, equipment foundation drawings, cable routing drawings, grounding system drawings, and As-Built Drawings.
4. Inspect electrical installations to ensure compliance with PUIL, SNI, IEC standards, client requirements, and equipment manufacturers' specifications.
5. Coordinate technical interfaces among PLN, local consultants, design firms, equipment suppliers, testing agencies, and on-site construction teams.
6. Supervise cable tray installation, cable laying, cable termination, cable identification, insulation resistance testing, high-voltage testing, grounding tests, and circuit verification.
7. Inspect the installation quality and protection conditions of switchboards, UPS systems, battery banks, busway systems, and control systems.
8. Organize concealed work inspections, work package inspections, pre-energization inspections, and defect rectification activities.
9. Participate in Data Center Level 1 to Level 5 testing and commissioning activities, including equipment inspections, pre-functional testing, integrated system testing, load testing, and fault simulation.
10. Coordinate with BMS, Fire Protection, Mechanical, Automation, Communication, and Security teams to verify interfaces, interlock logic, and control point testing.
11. Conduct technical briefings for electrical construction crews and ensure work is performed in accordance with approved drawings, method statements, and safety procedures.
12. Monitor site progress, material requirements, and construction resource allocation.
13. Support local electrical inspections, testing, acceptance procedures, and preparation of all required certification documents.

Key Local Competencies

• Thorough understanding of Indonesian PUIL, SNI, and local electrical installation practices.
• Familiar with PLN utility connection procedures and coordination with local electrical contractors, testing agencies, and equipment suppliers.
• Knowledge of commonly used electrical brands, cable manufacturers, distribution equipment, and spare parts suppliers in the Indonesian market.
• Able to coordinate effectively with local contractors, suppliers, and inspection authorities in Bahasa Indonesia.
• Proficient in AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, and electrical testing instruments.
• Previous experience in electrical construction and commissioning for data centers, hospitals, semiconductor facilities, or large industrial projects is preferred.

Position Allocation

• Electrical Engineer 1: Responsible for medium-voltage and low-voltage systems, transformers, diesel generators, and UPS systems.
• Electrical Engineer 2: Responsible for final power distribution, cable systems, grounding systems, lighting systems, testing, and commissioning.