✨ AI Summary
The Light Current Engineer will be responsible for overseeing the daily implementation of low current systems on-site, including CCTV, Fire Alarm, Access Control, Structured Cabling, and Audio Visual systems. This role involves ensuring installations adhere to approved drawings, coordinating with other engineering teams, resolving technical issues, and supporting testing and commissioning activities. The engineer will also be responsible for preparing progress reports and documenting site modifications.
Key requirements include a Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Electronics, or Communication Engineering, 2-4 years of experience in low current site execution, and solid knowledge in at least three of the specified systems. Familiarity with relevant codes and the ability to interpret technical drawings are essential. Strong communication, leadership, problem-solving, and analytical skills, along with proficiency in MS Office (especially Excel), are also required.
Requirements
A- Technical competencies requiredBachelor's degree in Electrical, Electronics, or Communication Engineering.2–4 years of experience in low current site execution.Solid knowledge in installation standards for at least 3 of the following systems:CCTV, Fire Alarm, Access Control, Data Networks, AV Systems, BMSFamiliarity with relevant codes (NFPA, SIRA, etc.) is a plus.Ability to read and interpret shop drawings, riser diagrams, and schedules.B- Behavioral Competencies requiredExcellent communication skills (verbal and written).Proficient in MS Office, especially Excel and reporting tools.Strong leadership, problem-solving, and analytical skills.Ability to work under pressure and manage cross-functional teams.
Description
Site Execution SupervisionOversee the daily implementation of low current systems, including:CCTV & Surveillance SystemsFire Alarm SystemsAccess Control & Intercom SystemsStructured Cabling (Data & Voice)Audio Visual (AV) SystemsBMS & Lighting Control (if applicable)Ensure installation is performed according to approved drawings and method statements.Review material deliveries, storage, and installation readiness on-site.Technical CoordinationCoordinate with civil, electrical, and mechanical teams to ensure proper system integration.Resolve technical issues and discrepancies during installationAttend site coordination meetings with consultants and main contractors.Testing & Commissioning SupportAssist in initial testing and preparation for commissioning activities.Ensure completion of checklists and pre-commissioning documentation.Support final system handover and punch list clearance.Reporting & DocumentationPrepare daily and weekly progress reports.Document any site modifications or changes for as-built drawings.Submit material requests, technical queries (RFIs), and inspection requests (IRs).