About the role
Project Engineer (Civil)
Projects: - Involvement in integrated electrical power infrastructure and substation works. - Participation in utility-scale grid projects and TNB-related developments.
Why Should You Apply? - Gain hands-on experience with state-of-the-art power technology. - Join a dynamic team in a fast-paced, growing engineering sector. - Clear path for career progression within a sustainable infrastructure builder.
Role Objective: - Provide technical and administrative support to ensure projects meet milestones and quality standards.
Key Responsibilities: - Update project schedules and prepare monthly progress reports. - Coordinate method statements with suppliers and subcontractors. - Evaluate supplier quotations and verify technical compliance. - Inspect site works and manage project documentation, including as-built drawings and O&M manuals. - Assist in testing, commissioning, and defect rectification.
Requirements: - Degree in Civil Engineering. - Registered with the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM). - Strong understanding of site execution and documentation processes.
About You: - Currently an Engineer or Senior Engineer with established experience in the infrastructure or energy industry. - Background in main contracting environments or technical design consultancies. - Independent worker with excellent communication and coordination skills. - Proactive, organized, and able to start immediately or on short notice.
About the Company: - A leading Malaysian electrical technology company involved in power grid and rail infrastructure. - Committed to service excellence and sustainable infrastructure building. - Expanding presence across Southeast Asia and the Pacific.
Location: - Shah Alam, Malaysia.
How to Apply: - Click the "apply" button to submit an updated CV or your LinkedIn profile.
Additional Notes: - Detailed job description will be provided to shortlisted candidates. - Must have work rights in Malaysia; no visa or relocation support provided.
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