Electrical Supervisor (Industrial)

1. Quality & Technical Supervision

• Inspect all electrical materials, equipment, and construction procedures to ensure strict compliance with technical standards and design specifications.

• Proactively identify defects and recommend corrective actions for contractor errors or violations.

2. Progress & Quantity Management

• Track and evaluate construction progress, urging contractors to adhere to approved schedules.

• Monitor and verify actual construction quantities against design and contract documents to ensure accuracy and financial transparency.

3. Safety & Environmental Oversight

• Oversee contractors to ensure the rigorous implementation of occupational safety measures and environmental protection protocols on-site.

4. Documentation & Reporting

• Prepare and manage comprehensive records related to all supervision activities.

• Generate daily, weekly, and monthly reports regarding project status, quality, and safety for management and investors.

5. Issue Resolution

• Promptly identify technical or logistical bottlenecks and propose effective solutions to keep the project on track.

• Education: Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering (preferred), Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related technical fields.

• Certification: * Mandatory: Minimum Grade II Construction Supervision Practice Certificate.

  • Advantageous: Fire Protection Certificate and/or Workplace Safety & Hygiene Training Certificate.

• Experience: Proven track record in construction supervision and contractor management.

• Technical Skills: * Deep knowledge of QA/QC inspection and quality control procedures.

  • Proficiency in AutoCAD, BIM/REVIT, and project scheduling software like MS Project.

• Soft Skills: * Strong organizational and problem-solving abilities.

  • Capability to work effectively under high pressure.

  • English Proficiency: Able to communicate and perform technical tasks in English.

• Mobility: Willingness to travel and work on project sites in various provinces as assigned.