Electrical Engineer

Attend site inspections during refurbishment and improvement works. Check installations against approved documents and coordinate with QA/QC, HSE and other disciplines on defects and interfaces.

Coordinate assigned technical actions with operators, consultants and contractors. Keep action and snag lists current, follow up agreed dates and report delays or unresolved issues to the line manager.

Attend electrical testing, commissioning and fire and life safety tests as assigned. Record results, follow up failures and support acceptance reviews with the responsible specialists.

Support system handovers by checking as-built drawings, test reports, O&M manuals, warranties and training records. Verify snag closure evidence and maintain the technical document register.

Support operators in investigating recurring electrical faults, reliability issues and energy use. Review service reports and propose practical corrective or efficiency measures.

Check the technical scope and quantities of proposed variations and contractor progress claims. Provide factual inputs to the line manager and Commercial team within delegated authority.

Strictly follow internal rules, processes, policies and instructions, and take responsibility for any violations. Immediately report any accidents, incidents or dangerous situations to your direct manager.

Adhere to the company's operational risk management policy. Identify risk factors arising during work processes in a timely manner and take the necessary steps to address them.

Achieve the annual goals set by the company and agreed upon by the employee.

Follow any other verbal or written instructions provided by your direct manager.

Education:

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

Specific areas of expertise:

Practical knowledge of building electrical systems, including LV distribution, transformers, generators,

UPS, lighting, earthing and lightning protection. Working knowledge of fire alarm, emergency lighting and

ELV systems such as CCTV, access control, data and telephone networks. Ability to read drawings, check

basic calculations, prepare BOQs and write clear site reports. Awareness of applicable electrical

standards and local authority requirements.

Work experience:

2–3 years of relevant experience in building electrical works, site supervision, technical review or facilities

engineering. Experience in hotels, shopping malls, residential or mixed-use properties is an advantage.

Practical site experience is required.

Language and computer skills (Microsoft Office):

Ability to communicate in Azerbaijani and prepare technical correspondence and reports in English.

Proficiency in AutoCAD and Microsoft Excel, Word and Outlook. Familiarity with Aconex or a similar

document management system is an advantage.

Special requirements:

Able to attend site visits across the property portfolio, work safely in occupied buildings and coordinate

with operating teams. Good follow-up, attention to detail and willingness to learn. Raise safety risks and

matters requiring design or management approval promptly.