E&I CHARGEHAND

Role Overview

E&I Chargehand at NMDC Group. The role coordinates with the General Foreman or Foreman to supervise and control construction crews assigned for timely completion of assigned tasks.

Role Purpose

Supervise and control assigned construction crews and coordinate with senior site leadership to ensure timely, safe, and compliant completion of Electrical & Instrumentation construction, pre-commissioning, and mechanical completion activities.

Key Responsibilities

Planning & Mobilization

• Preplan next day work and arrive first at site.
• Conduct Toolbox meetings to instruct and deploy assigned technicians for their assigned tasks.
• Determine types of tools, construction aids, and quantities of consumables needed to undertake assigned duties.

Execution & Supervision

• Execute assigned site activities according to planned construction schedule and within allocated man-hours.
• Supervise and participate in discipline-specific activities associated with construction activities.
• Manage 10 to 20 productive personnel.
• Ensure strict compliance with approved safety procedures, craft standards, and timely completion.

Commissioning & Documentation

• Produce As Built drawings (Red Mark-ups) to track changes from original AFC drawings.
• Support Inspections, Mechanical completion of systems, and Dossier compilation when requested.
• Trace equipment and materials received, free-issued material, and consumables.

Coordination & Reporting

• Respond on time to site meetings when requested.
• Report daily progress.
• Comply strictly with approved safety practices and procedures.
• Comply in accordance with Company policies & procedures, Policy of Integrity & Code of Conduct, and HSE standards.

Qualifications & Experience

• Diploma in Electrical, Instrumentation, or related technical discipline.
• Minimum 5 years of experience preferred in the Oil & Gas Industry.

Skills & Competencies

• Capable of reading and understanding electrical drawings (e.g. SLD) and instrumentation drawings (e.g. P&ID), specifications, and codes.
• Knowledge of Process, hydraulic, and Pneumatic Instruments, Control Valves, calibration and testing of various instruments and field devices, and installation of all types of Electrical Equipment and Instrumentation systems.
• Knowledge of various international standards and codes of practice including NEC, NEMA, API, IEC, IEEE, IPCEA, ANSI, AGA, ASA, VDE, BSS.
• Skilled in installation of cables, motors, transformers, and switchgear with relevant tests (insulation, dielectric, torque, Ductor, polarization).
• Skilled in installation of UPS, Battery, and Panels.
• Skilled in installation of pneumatic and electronic instruments with relevant bench calibration.
• Skilled in installation of communication system equipment including CCTV, PABX, SCADA, PA/GA, Loudspeaker, and flashing beacon.
• Skilled in Pressure test: Pneumatic and Hydrostatic (Leak test) of instrument tubing.
• Skilled in flushing of piping systems.
• Skilled in using E&I Test Equipment such as Multi meter, Megger, Dead Weight Tester, Pneumatic Calibrator, Multifunction Calibrator, and Earth Tester.
• Written and spoken English.
• Supervisory potential.
• Attendance at courses and seminars.