QSSU-FLIP-TA-POWER ELECTRICAL ENGINEER SENIOR

1. Engine & Mechanical Systems Expertise

• Engine Fundamentals: Apply in-depth technical knowledge of diesel/gas engine fundamentals including fuel delivery lubrication systems cooling circuits and exhaust systems.
  

• Diagnostics & Repair: Conduct advanced engine diagnostics encompassing checks on compression fuel injection timing turbochargers and governors.
  

• Maintenance Execution: Lead both preventive and corrective maintenance practices for engine systems ensuring adherence to manufacturer and internal operational standards.
  

• Hands-on Skills: Demonstrate expert hands-on skills in the full lifecycle of engine component repair including disassembly repair and reassembly of critical engine parts.
  

2. Electrical & Power Systems

• Generator Principles: Master the principles of alternator/synchronous generators and their associated excitation systems for stable power production.
  

• Power Quality: Maintain and adjust voltage regulation and frequency control systems to meet strict power quality standards.
  

• Synchronization: Implement and manage complex synchronization procedures for paralleling multiple generators with each other or with the utility grid.
  

• Distribution & Protection: Oversee the operation maintenance and testing of power distribution systems including high-voltage switchgear Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS) and circuit breakers.
  

• Load Management: Perform advanced load calculations and load balancing across systems and ensure proper implementation of electrical protection schemes.
  

3. Controls & Automation Integration

• Control Systems: Expertly configure troubleshoot and maintain manufacturer-specific control systems such as Cummins Power Command control systems (PC1 PC2 PC3 PC4 etc.).
  

• Remote Management: Manage and monitor remote monitoring and telemetry systems to track engine and generator performance and preemptively identify potential issues.
  

• Automation: Utilize knowledge of PLC basics to program maintain and interface generator controls with larger building management systems (BMS).
  

• Switchgear Control: Ensure flawless operation of Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and complex parallel switchgear for seamless power source transition.
  

• Minimum of 5 years of dedicated experience in the maintenance diagnostics and repair of large-scale industrial diesel or gas generator sets.
  

• Deep understanding of high-voltage power generation distribution and control electronics.
  

• Proven experience working with generator control panels and switchgear automation.
  

• Certification or specialized training from major generator manufacturers (e.g. Cummins Caterpillar Kohler) is highly preferred.
  

• Strong leadership project management and emergency response capabilities.