Medium Voltage Electrical Engineer

Role overview

Engineering and project delivery

• Develop medium-voltage solutions for terminal electrical systems, generally within 1 kV to 25 kV.
• Prepare and review studies, specifications, cost inputs, diagrams, layouts, cable schedules, protection concepts, and equipment interfaces.
• Support terminal electrification and modernization, including RTG busbars, equipment retrofits, terminal power distribution, and EV chargers.
• Conduct site surveys, load assessments, infrastructure reviews, and preliminary power-demand studies.
• Coordinate internal teams and review supplier and subcontractor technical offers.
• Support design reviews, risk assessments, inspections, testing, commissioning, and technical handover.
• Provide medium-voltage testing support, including insulation, transformer, relay, continuity, phasing, and earthing checks.

Safety training and customer engagement

• Deliver onsite medium-voltage safety, arc-flash awareness and risk, and certification training to technicians, supervisors, and engineers.
• Cover safe switching, isolation, lockout/tagout, permits, earthing, approach boundaries, PPE, emergency response, and absence-of-voltage verification.
• Maintain training materials, attendance records, competency evidence, and certification documentation.
• Gather operational feedback, identify risks, and develop potential improvement projects or product opportunities.
• Follow electrical safety standards, local regulations, HSE policies, customer site rules, and project requirements.

Qualifications and experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Engineering, or equivalent; a diploma or equivalent technical qualification may be considered with strong medium-voltage field experience and recognized authorizations.
• Relevant qualifications and certifications demonstrating expert competence in medium-voltage electrical safety, arc-flash risk awareness or assessment, and safe work practices.
• Capability to deliver practical onsite training and certification sessions.
• Experience from utilities, industrial plants, infrastructure, oil and gas, manufacturing, data centres, rail, airports, renewables, or similar sectors is transferable.