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VAGA – FIELD ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

05/10/2026
Ad: VAGA – FIELD ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
Platform: AfriNews24
Expiration: 06/10/2026

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🚨 URGENT HIRING – FIELD ELECTRICAL ENGINEER | MOZAMBIQUE 🇲🇿

Location: Inhambane, Mozambique
Project: 456 MW Combined Cycle Power Plant
Hiring: Immediate | Long-Term Opportunity

Working Hours: 10 hrs./ Day, 6 Days in a week

🔹 OPEN POSITION: FIELD ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

Education:
✔️ Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering or related field

Experience:
✔️ Minimum 10 years of Electrical Engineering experience on EPC-based Power Plant projects
✔️ Experience in design, procurement, construction/site implementation and commissioning

Technical Skills:
✔️ Power Distribution & LV/MV/HV Systems
✔️ Switchgear, Transformers & Backup Power Systems
✔️ Lighting & Grounding Systems
✔️ IEC, IEEE, NEC, NFPA, ATEX and relevant standards
✔️ Strong construction, installation & commissioning knowledge
✔️ Design coordination and site engineering experience
✔️ Proficiency in MS Office, AutoCAD & ETAP
✔️ Good command of English

📩 Interested candidates can share their updated CV at: Jyoti.v@dss-hr.com

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