Assystem · Posted 6 months ago
Design Engineer (Secondary) – Substation (Electrical)
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Objective / Purpose As a Design Engineer (Secondary), the person shall be capable of reviewing & executing Secondary Engineering Activities for Substation Projects as per the direction of Design Lead (Secondary).
He must have good knowledge in Protection & Automation System in Substation.
The person shall be thorough with protection applications.
She / He shall coordinate with vendors for finalization of the equipment after vendor evaluation.
Key Responsibilities: • Timely completion of all deliverables • Responsible for review of CRP (Control Relay Panels) and Automation drawings developed by the vendor • Interact with Site Execution & Cluster teams for clarification w.r.t. the design of equipment • Interact with Vendor for clarification w.r.t. compliances to Technical Specifications & comments and Quality • Coordinate with primary design engineer Obtaining specification requirement of the client and checklist for evaluation from the Design Lead (Secondary) / Project Engineering Managers • Evaluate Technical Offers based on Technical Specification (requirement) of the client and timely submission to Design Lead (Secondary) for review • Prepare design calculations of CT / VT and battery sizing and development of DC & AC Single Line Diagrams of a Substation and submitting to the Design Lead for checking • Review Bill of Material and comparing with the Tender Quantity • Pre-Tender Engineering including estimation of BOM (Bill of Materials) and Offer Reviews for secondary equipment
Education : B.E. / B. Tech. in Electrical / Electrical & Electronics Engineering Experience : 8+ year (Must have experience in Secondary Engineering of Substation Projects)
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