Shift Operation Engineer

Responsibilities

• Perform normal substation monitoring and operation, including startup and shutdown of components and auxiliaries during normal and emergency conditions
• Respond to abnormalities and implement corrective actions following established operating procedures
• Conduct routine substation tours to inspect equipment and provide feedback to the team
• Comply with all site safety requirements, identify hazards, and take necessary corrective actions
• Maintain accurate shift operating logs, records, time sheets, and work orders
• Perform switching and tagging of equipment in accordance with approved procedures
• Conduct electrical and mechanical inspections, troubleshooting, and maintenance tasks
• Investigate site incidents and accidents to provide analysis, recommendations, and follow-up plans
• Perform routine preventive and predictive maintenance on all systems and equipment
• Coordinate continuously with EETC/NECC for dispatching and the LTSA team for WTG O&M
• Prepare daily, weekly, and monthly plant reporting on operational activities

Requirements

• University Degree in Electrical Engineering
• 3-5 years of proven experience as an operation engineer in a substation environment
• Strong technical knowledge of MV SWGR, HV-AIS equipment, and Power Transformers
• Proficiency with Substation Automation Systems (SAS), protection relays, and control systems
• Ability to read and interpret substation system schematics
• Advanced troubleshooting skills
• Understanding of Health & Safety (H&S) procedures
• Ability to work in shifts, under pressure, and in remote conditions
• Strong communication, reporting, and data analysis skills