E&P - Manager Design & Engineering (Plant Elect. & Power System) (Jajpur)

Role description This role involves the design and engineering for plant electrical and power systems within an integrated steel plant environment. The successful candidate will be instrumental in ensuring design of system & its components for safe, robust and productive operation of critical electrical infrastructure from conceptualization through commissioning. 1. Conceptualization and basic engineering for plant electrical and power systems. 2. Detailed engineering and procurement engineering activities for all electrical infrastructure. 3. Manage interfaces between electrical systems and other plant disciplines to ensure seamless integration. 4. Develop and review detailed engineering deliverables for electrical installations, ensuring compliance with specifications. 5. Engage with and manage relationships with vendors and technology suppliers for electrical equipment and solutions. 6. Conduct estimation of macro Bill of Quantities (BOQs) and project costs pertaining to electrical and power systems. 7. Ensure strict adherence to health, safety, and quality management protocols throughout the electrical design and engineering lifecycle. 8. Comply the progress of design and engineering activities for plant electrical and power systems, from concept to commissioning. 9. Coordinate effectively with internal departments, technology suppliers, and equipment vendors on all electrical design and engineering matters. 10. Participate actively in value engineering initiatives and 3D model reviews to optimize electrical system design and integration. Skills Proficiency in electrical design software and tools. Strong understanding of power distribution, motor control centers, switchgear, and protective relaying. Experience with project management principles and practices. Knowledge of relevant national and international electrical codes and standards. Excellent communication, coordination, and leadership skills. Ability to work effectively in a multi-disciplinary team environment. Ability to understand and comment on civil & structural drawings related to Electrical systems. Other details Minimum Qualification : Engineering ( BE / B.tech.) Equivalent in any discipline or B.Arch and AICTE or UGC approved.

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