Low Current - Engineer

Role Overview

Design and Engineering

• Design and develop low-current systems according to project requirements.
• Prepare system layouts, schematics, and shop drawings.
• Review project specifications, BOQs, and technical documents.
• Select suitable equipment and materials based on project needs.
• Ensure compliance with local regulations and international standards.

Installation and Implementation

• Supervise installation and integration of low-current systems.
• Coordinate with contractors, consultants, and other engineering disciplines.
• Monitor project progress and ensure timely completion.
• Conduct site inspections and quality control checks.

Testing and Commissioning

• Perform system testing, troubleshooting, and commissioning.
• Verify system functionality and performance.
• Prepare commissioning reports and handover documentation.
• Provide technical support during system startup and operation.

Systems Typically Managed

• Fire alarm, CCTV and video surveillance, access control, and intrusion detection systems.
• Public address and voice evacuation, structured cabling, data networks, and wireless systems.
• Building management, audio-visual, intercom, gate barrier, and parking management systems.
• Nurse call and emergency call systems.

Minimum Job Requirements

• Bachelor of Science in Control and Instrumentation Systems Engineering.
• Experience as a Control System SIS Trainee Engineer.

Employment and Benefits

• This is a full-time position.
• Benefits include paid annual leave, public holidays, living allowances, healthcare coverage, and end-of-service benefits.
• Eligible employees may receive performance bonuses, merit increases, and training and development opportunities.