Testing Engineer – English or Chinese Speaking

Key Responsibilities

1. Hands-On Field Testing & Execution

• Electrical Testing Execution: Perform and oversee specialized insulation resistance

testing (Megger), contact resistance testing (Ductor), breaker primary/secondary injection

testing, and power quality analysis on switchgear, transformers, and UPS systems.

• Mechanical Testing Execution: Conduct air and water balancing verification (TAB),

hydrostatic pressure testing on piping networks, duct leakage testing, and thermal

imaging (thermography) scans of electrical terminations and mechanical plant

components.

• Load Bank Operations: Set up, calibrate, and operate temporary load banks (inductive

and resistive) and server simulators to safely stress-test critical power and cooling

systems.

2. Instrumentation & Data Analysis

• Equipment Calibration: Manage, calibrate, and maintain the department’s suite of

precision testing instruments (e.g., power quality analyzers, thermal cameras, multi

meters, flow meters).

• Data Logging & Analysis: Set up data-logging parameters on building control systems

(BMS/EPMS) to capture real-time transients, voltage drops, and temperature spikes

during stress tests.

• Technical Reporting: Interpret raw data curves and translate them into structured, highly

technical test reports validating that equipment performance meets manufacturer

specifications.

3. Defect Diagnosis & Support

• First-Line Troubleshooting: When a test fails or an anomaly occurs, perform immediate

diagnostic checks to determine if the issue stems from a component defect, installation

error, or incorrect control logic.

• Technical Liaison: Collaborate directly with equipment factory field technicians and the

design engineering team to resolve complex technical anomalies identified during testing.

• Safety Isolation Compliance: Strictly adhere to and enforce Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)

protocols, ensuring all live components are safely isolated before testing instruments are

attached.

Required Qualifications & Experience

• Education: Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical

Engineering, or Instrumentation & Control Engineering.

• Experience: Minimum of 3–5 years of direct, hands-on field testing experience in critical

environments (data centers, heavy industrial plants, substations, or marine engineering).

• Technical Knowledge:

o Strong capability to read and interpret complex Electrical Single-Line Diagrams

(SLDs), schematic drawings, Control Loop Diagrams, and P&IDs.

o Familiarity with international testing standards (e.g., NETA testing specifications,

IEEE, IEC, ASHRAE guidelines).

• Tool & Software Skills: Proficient with professional diagnostic software and data

analysis tools. Experience using specialized testing hardware brands (e.g., Fluke, Megger,

Omicron, FLIR).

Key Competencies

• Laser-Focused Attention to Detail: Ability to spot minute deviations in raw waveform

data, vibration patterns, or thermal signatures that indicate latent equipment failure.

• Methodical Approach: Disciplined execution of repetitive testing procedures without

cutting corners, ensuring absolute consistency in test data.

• Physical Dexterity & Field Safety: Comfort working in active construction

environments, dealing with energized high-voltage systems, and moving heavy testing

instrumentation safely.