Intermediate Electrical Engineer

Overview

Provide electrical engineering for small‑medium projects, ensuring compliance and coordination.

Key Responsibilities

• discrepancy resolution
• electrical services
• progress reporting
• scope management
• quality assurance
• stakeholder communication

Tasks

-Proactively resolve any discrepancies between Worley and its Customer's requirements. -Electrical engineering services such as: participate in relevant meetings, prepare progress reports, and comply with required checking procedures.ensure the project scope is clear and that changes comply with project change management processes. -Keep up to date with the latest developments and technical innovations in electrical engineering. -Manage electrical engineering services that meet Worley's, its customers' and applicable statutory and regulatory specifications, on time and within budget. -Identify issues and problems, develop appropriate solutions, and ask for assistance when required. -ensure the project scope is clear and that changes comply with project change management processes. -Support quality assurance and verification role on engineering deliverables. -participate in relevant meetings, prepare progress reports, and comply with required checking procedures. -If required, assist and support junior personnel within the electrical engineering team. -Manage electrical engineering project requirements. -Communicate effectively with the electrical engineering team and project stakeholders, including the Customer. -Participate in the professional development of less experienced members of the department/team. -Coordinate/Communicate with other disciplines and the client.

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About Worley

-Expanding globally through steady growth and acquisition. -Broadened reach in Canada, China, the U.S., and beyond. -Merged with Parsons E&C in 2004. -Delivers full-lifecycle services from concept to decommissioning. -Partners on major global projects across energy, chemicals, resources, and power. -Innovates in low-carbon energy and carbon capture. -Large-scale direct air capture engineering in the U.S. -Unified subsidiaries under single identity in 2023, reinforcing integrated engineering model.

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