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Electrical Works Chief (Electrical Engineer) – Libya Project
TGG Construction and Development · Benghazi
Job description
About the role
We are launching a large‑scale, high‑standard superstructure project in Libya and need an experienced Electrical Works Chief to lead all on‑site electrical activities. You will ensure that installations meet project specifications, quality standards, budget, and schedule.
Key responsibilities
- Manage on‑site electrical installations including power distribution, lighting, ELV, fire alarm, security, communication, and grounding systems.
- Supervise and coordinate electrical subcontractors, monitor performance and resolve technical issues.
- Review and coordinate shop drawings, ensuring alignment with architectural, structural, and mechanical disciplines.
- Plan and oversee testing, pre‑commissioning, commissioning and handover activities, liaising with employer, consultant and authorities.
- Collaborate with BIM and Design Office teams to resolve design clashes and follow the latest approved models.
- Prepare progress reports, track material needs, identify risks and recommend corrective actions.
Required profile
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering.
- Minimum 12 years of experience in electrical construction on large‑scale projects (hotels, malls, hospitals, high‑rise buildings).
- Proven track record in subcontractor management and multidisciplinary coordination.
- Fluent English (reading, writing, speaking); international project experience preferred.
Required skills
- Power distribution systems
- Lighting design and installation
- ELV (low‑current) systems
- Fire alarm and security systems
- Communication and grounding systems
- BIM coordination
- Shop drawing review
- Testing, commissioning and project handover
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TGG Construction and Development
Benghazi