Electrical and Instrumentation Supervisor

• Technical degree related to electricity, electronics, automation, or instrumentation, or sufficient and verifiable experience in the performance of the role.
• Minimum of 10 years of experience in industrial construction supervision within the electrical and instrumentation specialty.
• Verifiable experience in works developed in operating plants.
• Ability to interpret and review drawings, detailed engineering, and technical specifications of their specialty.
• Knowledge of regulations, safety, quality, and work permit management in industrial environments.
• Experience in contractor monitoring, progress control, and review of quality documentation, red marking, and as-built.
• Availability to work on-site at the client's facilities.

WHAT DO WE OFFER?

• Continuous professional development.
• Competitive compensation.
• Schedule from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
• Participative, inclusive, and dynamic work environment. We love working as a team!
• Be part of the place where engineers love to work.

We are currently selecting an Electrical and Instrumentation Supervisor to join an industrial sector project at our client's facilities.

The selected person will supervise electrical and instrumentation construction and assembly works, ensuring their correct execution in accordance with engineering, technical specifications, and safety and quality requirements, within an operating plant environment.

Functions:

• Supervise the execution of electrical and instrumentation works, checking their adequacy against engineering, technical specifications, regulations, and work permits.
• Control measurements, work reports, certifications, and construction progress.
• Review the suitability of the technical specifications prepared by the detailed engineering for the contracting of works within their specialty.
• Support project engineers in field verifications, technical clarifications, and interference resolution.
• Perform detailed engineering checks and dimensional verifications in the field.
• Verify equipment and materials upon receipt, where applicable.
• Check that the executed works correspond to what was projected and review red marking and as-built documentation.
• Review protocols and manage the quality dossiers of the contractors, as well as the work closure documentation.
• Prepare red markings to reflect modifications made during execution.
• Evaluate the contracting companies involved in the supervised works and participate in their classification process.
• Manage third-party work permits in accordance with the client's procedures.
• Implement the SIP procedure in assembly contracts, when applicable.