Job Description
Are you a Registered Electrical Engineer who knows switchgears, single-line diagrams, and control wiring inside out Can you look at a blueprint and instantly spot a technical discrepancy before it hits the assembly line
We are looking for a sharp, detail-oriented Electrical Production Engineer to bridge the gap between design engineering and the shop floor at our Valenzuela factory!
Work Location: Brgy. Bagbaguin, Valenzuela City
Your Primary Mission
Make sure the master production schedule can actually be executed correctly, safely, and flawlessly from an electrical and engineering standpoint.
What You Will Do
Supervise & Guide: Oversee technical electrical production and guide electricians and assemblers on proper wiring and component installation.
Blueprint Master: Interpret approved shop drawings, single-line diagrams, and control diagrams.
Verify Everything: Check Bill of Materials (BOM) against drawings, verify breaker (MCCB/ACB/MCB), busbar, CT, and metering arrangements.
Enforce Technical Standards: Ensure correct electrical clearances, check torque requirements, and strictly implement engineering revisions on the floor.
Pre-QA/QC Inspection: Prepare technical punch lists before final inspection, coordinate with QA/QC, and assist in troubleshooting failed tests.
Risk & Blocker Mitigation: Identify technical production risks and immediately report technical blockers to the Production Manager.
What We Are Looking For
Must-Haves
Education: Graduate of BS Electrical Engineering.
License: Preferably a Registered Electrical Engineer (REE).
Technical Skills: Strong interpretation of electrical drawings, control diagrams, wiring diagrams, and BOMs. Proficient in AutoCAD.
Product Knowledge: Solid understanding of panelboards, switchgears, busbar fundamentals, CT/metering, and electrical troubleshooting.
Leadership: Strong shop-floor supervision and communication skills.
Strong Advantages
Hands-on experience with Schneider, ABB, Siemens, or LS switchgear.
Experience with ATS (Automatic Transfer Switch) or synchronizing panels.
Background in LV/MV switchgear testing and familiarity with IEC 61439 standards.
Knowledge of protection relays.
