Engineer, Mechanical & Electrical

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Highway Systems Oversight: Supervise the installation of critical highway M&E systems, including street/smart lighting, CCTV, and Variable Message Signs (VMS).
• Power Distribution: Oversee the deployment of high/low voltage power distribution networks, substations, and backup generators along the highway.
• Site Supervision & Coordination: Manage on-site M&E subcontractors and coordinate with civil/structural teams to prevent utility clashes.
• Regulatory & Safety Compliance: Ensuring all highway electronics, lighting, and fire safety systems meet stringent national transport and authority standards.
• System Reliability & Uptime: Guaranteeing that critical safety systems (emergency phones, tunnel ventilation, backup power) are 100% operational.
• Utility Coordination: Securing approvals and managing connections with national power, water, and telecommunications providers
• Public Safety Centric: Deep commitment to ensuring infrastructure is safe for thousands of daily motorists.
• Resilience & Agility: Ability to handle high-pressure on-site challenges and adapt to changing weather or civil construction
• Quality Excellence: Uncompromising standards regarding material durability against outdoor environmental wear and tear.
• Infrastructure M&E Expertise: Specialized knowledge in extra-low voltage (ELV) systems, ITS, outdoor lighting grids, and highway drainage pumping stations.
• Contractor & Vendor Management: Proven ability to manage large-scale infrastructure subcontractors and specialized system integrators.
• Risk & Hazard Management: Sharp eye for identifying potential structural or electrical hazards in a fast-paced, outdoor construction environment.

JOB REQUIREMENTS:

1. Education: Must possess at least Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering from the recognized Educational Institution.

2. Industry Background: Minimum of 3–5 years of progressive experience in M&E engineering, with at least 1–2 years specifically dedicated to infrastructure, highway, bridge, or large-scale civil engineering projects.

3. Professional Registration: Graduate Member of a national engineering board/council (e.g., BEM in Malaysia, PE Board, or equivalent local regulatory body) is highly preferred.

4. System Familiarity:

i) Direct experience in supervising the installation and commissioning of highway-specific systems, such as: Street, highway, and high-mast lighting grids.

ii) Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), SCADA, CCTV, and Toll Collection Systems.

iii) Power distribution networks, substations, and UPS/generator backup systems.

iv) Tunnel ventilation and fire-fighting systems (if applicable).

5. Site Management: Proven track record of managing on-site sub-contractors, conducting site inspections, and resolving technical clashes between civil structures and M&E utilities.

6. Authority Liaison: Experience dealing with local utility providers and government authorities for power/water supply applications and compliance approvals.