Role: ECS Engineer | Ref.: 1127-ADVT-GFS-TZ-ELE-ECS Engineer | EITS Contractor: Electrical & Instrumentation Scope on the EACOP Project

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Summary

The ECS (Electrical Control Systems) Engineer is responsible for implementing and commissioning Schneider Electric’s electrical control systems within substations and facilities on the EACOP project.

Location: Singida

Responsibilities

  • Install and commission electrical control systems (ECS) across substations, RTUs, and remote panels. 
  • Implement and test control logic for feeder interlocks, transformer switching, and protection coordination. 
  • Interface ECS with SCADA and automation systems using industry-standard protocols (e.g., Modbus, IEC 61850). 
  • Validate panel wiring, terminal connections, interposing relays, and command feedback circuits. 
  • Conduct functional testing of ECS panels and associated I/O. 
  • Coordinate with protection, SCADA, and commissioning teams for end-to-end validation. 
  • Ensure ECS implementation aligns with SLDs, logic diagrams, and control philosophies. 
  • Maintain redline drawings and prepare as-built control wiring schematics and docu- mentation. 
  • Troubleshoot ECS issues during commissioning and energization. 
  • Comply with Schneider Electric quality, safety, and documentation standards 

Education and Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in electrical, Control, or Automation Engineering. 

Preferred Additional Qualifications 

  • Experience with Schneider Electric ECS platforms or RTUs. 
  • Previous experience on large-scale energy or oil & gas infrastructure projects. 
  • Fluency in English; Swahili or French is a plus. 

Requirements

  • 4–6 years of experience in control system integration and commissioning.

Industry Exposure 

  • Experience in utility, oil & gas, or industrial EPC projects involving substation automation and electrical control systems. 
  • Technical Tool/Software Proficiency 
  • Familiarity with PLC programming platforms 
  • Wiring and terminal verification tools 
  • Microsoft Office for documentation and reporting 

Characteristics

Technical Skills 

  • Strong knowledge of substation electrical control systems and logic sequences. 
  • Understanding of interlocking, trip/close circuits, and operational safety mechanisms. 
  • Experience with remote I/O systems and control panel testing. 
  • Familiarity with communication protocols (e.g., Modbus, IEC 61850, hardwired sig- nals). 
  • Competence in interpreting electrical drawings, logic diagrams, and wiring schedules. 

Personal Attributes 

  • Detail-oriented and practical in field environments. 
  • Strong coordination with multidisciplinary teams. 
  • Problem-solver with a proactive approach during commissioning. 
  • Clear communicator with solid documentation habits. 
  • Committed to safe, compliant, and high-quality execution. 

Performance Measurement (KPIs) 

  • % ECS panels commissioned on time 
  • Functionality test pass rate for ECS logic 
  • Number of ECS-related issues post-energization 
  • Quality of control documentation and as-builts 
  • Interface success with protection and SCADA systems

Work Conditions 

  • Site-based across EACOP project substations and facilities. 
  • Requires full PPE and work under live or near-live equipment conditions. 
  • Involves close coordination with other field engineers and subcontractors. 
  • May require extended hours during functional testing and energizat

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Electric Utilities: 4 Years

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Engineering: 4 Years

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