E&M Inspector

Role overview

Inspection and quality

• Inspect HVAC/ECS/TVS, fire protection, water and drainage, lifts and escalators, MV/LV distribution, lighting and UPS, earthing, lightning protection, and BMS/SCADA cabling and terminations.
• Verify ITPs/WIRs, material deliveries, storage, and handling; maintain QA checklists and test records; raise NCRs where applicable.
• Witness pressure, duct leakage, and functional tests; assist with FAT/SAT/IST witnessing and compile acceptance evidence.
• Coordinate civil interfaces, access, penetrations, clearances, and supports; report and log interface issues.
• Monitor site HSSE, including hot works, work at height, electrical safety, and NFPA 130 life-safety installation features.
• Prepare DPRs, photo logs, and inspection reports; support measurements and bill verification; track punch-list closure.

Candidate requirements

• Diploma or bachelor's degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering.
• 5–8 years of E&M site inspection experience, preferably in metro stations.
• Previous experience on metro or rail projects is essential.
• Experience with QA/QC checklists and design-build workflows.
• Multidisciplinary E&M inspection, documentation, basic submittal review, and coordination with contractors and PMC engineers.

Reporting and work setting

• Field inspection role covering metro station works.
• Reports to Station Mechanical/Electrical Site Engineers and escalates critical issues to the Resident Engineer (MEP).

Benefits

• Benefits include tax-free salary, life and medical insurance, annual leave, gratuity scheme, discretionary bonus, annual flight contribution, transportation and housing allowances, and wellbeing support.