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Site Electrical Engineer
IOTA GROUP is an international engineering and services company supporting major players in the energy, oil & gas, infrastructure, and industrial sectors. We provide technical expertise and project support through experienced consultants across complex international environments. We are currently looking for a Site Electrical Engineer to support a major onshore LNG project in Mozambique. The Site Electrical Engineer will be responsible for supporting LV, MV, and HV electrical engineering and construction activities on site, ensuring technical integrity, compliance with project specifications, safe execution, and a smooth transition to commissioning. Key responsibilities : • Provide technical support for all electrical matters on site • Ensure proper interpretation and implementation of electrical engineering deliverables, including SLDs, load lists, cable schedules, electrical layouts, grounding drawings, protection philosophies, and hazardous area classifications • Respond to Technical Queries, Deviation Requests, Concession Requests, and NCRs • Verify design compliance with project specifications, IEC/IEEE standards, and applicable regulations • Support construction activities related to cable installation, terminations, panels, transformers, motors, MCCs, UPS/IPS, lighting, earthing networks, and substations • Review ITPs, method statements, checklists, and test procedures • Participate in inspections, joint walkdowns, and electrical testing activities • Support pre-commissioning and commissioning activities, including pre-energisation checks, functional tests, test pack verification, punch closure, and energization readiness reviews • Interface with Civil, Mechanical, Instrumentation, QA/QC, HSE, Commissioning teams, contractors, and vendors • Promote electrical safety rules, including LOTO, PTW, and HV/LV isolation procedures • Contribute to as-built documentation and turnover dossiers for mechanical completion and pre-commissioning • Electrical Engineering deg