TEMCO Trading & Contracting W.L.L. is hiring an Electrical Engineer in Doha, Qatar, specializing in electrical shutdowns and KAHRAMAA coordination. This Electrical Engineer job in Doha Qatar involves planning and coordinating shutdowns, power restoration, energization and related approvals, with a strong focus on KAHRAMAA Distribution Department procedures and requirements.
The successful candidate will bring relevant electrical engineering experience in MEP works, distribution or infrastructure projects. The role also requires technical knowledge of MV/LV networks, substations, switchgear and protection relays, along with experience in testing, commissioning, inspections and technical approvals. Applicants must currently be based in Qatar and hold the stated KAHRAMAA, UPDA/MMUP and Qatar driving licence credentials.
Electrical Engineer job in Doha Qatar: role overview
The Electrical Engineer will coordinate electrical shutdown and related activities with KAHRAMAA Distribution Department personnel, project stakeholders and technical teams. The work includes arranging shutdowns, coordinating power restoration and energization, and supporting the approvals and technical documentation associated with these activities.
TEMCO requires practical experience in electrical MEP works, particularly distribution and infrastructure projects. The position calls for independent coordination with KAHRAMAA engineers and inspectors, clear technical communication and the ability to resolve coordination issues. Immediate or short-notice availability is preferred.
Key responsibilities
- Plan, arrange and coordinate electrical shutdowns.
- Coordinate power restoration, energization and associated approvals.
- Coordinate with KAHRAMAA Distribution Department personnel, engineers and inspectors.
- Manage technical coordination with project stakeholders for electrical distribution and infrastructure work.
- Support electrical testing, commissioning, inspections and technical approvals.
- Work with relevant KAHRAMAA shutdown procedures, permit requirements, safety regulations and technical documentation.
- Apply technical knowledge of MV/LV distribution networks, substations, switchgear, protection relays and associated equipment.
- Provide technical coordination and problem-solving support for electrical MEP activities.
Required qualifications and experience
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering; mandatory.
- 5–10 years of relevant electrical engineering experience, as stated in the vacancy. Confirm the exact minimum experience requirement with the employer.
- Extensive experience working and coordinating with the KAHRAMAA Distribution Department.
- Previous experience with KAHRAMAA Distribution Department projects.
- Practical experience in electrical MEP work, especially distribution and infrastructure projects.
- Technical knowledge of MV/LV electrical distribution networks, substations, switchgear and protection relays.
- Experience with electrical testing, commissioning, inspections and technical approvals.
Mandatory approvals and location
Applicants must hold relevant KAHRAMAA approval or authorization, a valid UPDA/MMUP Grade A or Grade B certificate, and a valid Qatar driving licence. Candidates must currently be based in Qatar. Immediate or short-notice availability is preferred.
The employer requests information about previous KAHRAMAA projects and relevant approvals. Applicants should clearly identify their project experience, approvals, current and expected salary, and notice period in their application.
How to apply
Email your updated CV to recruit@temcoqatar.com. Include details of your previous KAHRAMAA projects, relevant approvals, current and expected salary, and notice period. Use the subject line Application – Electrical Engineer (Shutdown & KAHRAMAA Coordination). You may also use the Indeed Apply link supplied with the vacancy.
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