Design Coordinator (Planning) - High Voltage Products (Breakers/disconnectors and switches) Manufacturing Plant projects

Overview

Plan, schedule, and coordinate design for high‑voltage manufacturing projects.

Key Responsibilities

• cost control
• design coordination
• document management
• project scheduling
• team communication
• quality checks

Tasks

-work closely with designers, architects, and construction teams, facilitating communication and ensuring a smooth workflow. -Cost Control & Budgeting – Monitor project costs, cash flows, and budget utilization, ensuring cost efficiency. -manages and coordinates design projects, ensuring they adhere to project requirements, timelines, and quality standards. -managing design documents, coordinating meetings, tracking progress, and overseeing quality checks. -Project Planning & Scheduling – Develop and track project schedules, timelines, and milestones using Primavera/MS Project.

Requirements

• civil engineering
• communication
• 10+ years
• high voltage
• autocad
• ms project

What You Bring

-B.E./B.Tech in Civil Engineering or equivalent. -Exceptional communication and interpersonal abilities -10+ years of experience in planning, design coordination -Minimum one end to end project experience of High Voltage Products (Breakers/disconnectors and switches) Manufacturing Plant projects. -Expertise in MS Project, AutoCAD. -Outstanding attention to detail and observation ability

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Benefits

-Career development and a promote from within culture;

About Cushman & Wakefield

-With operations across ~400 offices in 60+ countries, it bridges global scale with deep local market insight. -Typical projects range from agency leasing and capital-markets advisory to project development and integrated facilities management. -The firm specializes across sectors including data centers, industrial/logistics, life sciences, retail, government, and healthcare. -A standout fact: it advises marquee assets like ports, rail hubs, and sports venues.

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