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The electrical engineer is involved in the design, operation, maintenance and reliability of electrical infrastructure.
Responsibilities
His responsibilities include:
Provide expertise on high, medium and low voltage installations.
Oversee the technical aspects of transformers, substations, protections, motors, drives and emergency power supplies.
Check load studies, electrical diagrams and short circuit calculations.
Monitor equipment compliance with IEC, IEEE and AS/NZS standards.
Support electrical projects related to rail transport, port facilities and industrial networks.
Participate in technical inspections, testing and commissioning operations.
Research the causes of electrical failures and propose sustainable corrective actions.
Diagnose engine faults, voltage problems and energy quality disturbances.
Oversee technical changes and facility documentation.
Collaborate with mechanical, operational, maintenance and security teams.
Education / Qualifications
Participate in the training of Guinean technicians and engineers.
Candidate profile
Degree: Bachelor in Electrical Engineering or Power Systems.
Experience
Experience: Minimum 7 years in electrical engineering, ideally in mining, industry, energy, ports or the rail sector.
Skills:
Expertise in HV/MV electrical networks and protection systems.
Knowledge of electrical testing, commissioning and failure investigations.
Mastery of power flow studies, short circuits and coordination of protections.
Knowledge of international electrical standards.
Experience in technical change management and risk analysis.
Mastery of FMEA and RCA reliability methods.
Ability to intervene on different sites of the Simandou corridor.
A higher degree in engineering, asset management or reliability is an advantage.
English: an asset.
Candidate profile
Bachelor in Electrical Engineering or Power Systems
Minimum 7 years of experience in electrical engineering (ideally mining, industry, energy, ports, railway)
Expertise in HV/MV electrical networks and protection systems
Knowledge of electrical testing, commissioning and fault investigations
Mastery of power flow studies, short circuits and protection coordination
Knowledge of international electrical standards
Experience in technical change management and risk analysis
Mastery of FMEA and RCA reliability methods
Ability to intervene at different sites in the Simandou corridor
Higher degree in engineering, asset management or reliability (advantage)
English (asset)
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