Electrical Supervisor – Generator Assembly
Budget / Salary£250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted3 hours ago
The project involves assembling five containerised diesel generators—1 × 1250 kVA, 1 × 1000 kVA, 2 × 650 kVA and 1 × 420 kVA—inside sound-attenuated ISO containers. Work begins at the end of November and runs continuously on site through April 2027.
Scope of supervision
• Take charge of all electrical connections and on-site testing, keeping the installation fully compliant with relevant standards.
• Direct work on power cables, generator terminations, control wiring, panel integration and alarm circuits.
• Plan and execute testing, commissioning and fault-finding activities, issuing clear remedial actions whenever results fall outside tolerance.
• Coordinate day-to-day progress with mechanical teams and logistics so each container rolls out on schedule without safety compromises.
Required background
Hands-on experience with containerised diesel generators is essential, backed up by a solid track record in generator testing and commissioning. The ability to interpret single-line diagrams, manage lock-out/tag-out procedures and generate accurate test certificates will be critical for project sign-off.
Key deliverables
1. Verified torque and insulation-resistance reports for every power connection.
2. Fully populated control-panel test sheets and alarm‐function logs.
3. Signed commissioning certificates, including load-bank results and fault-finding close-out notes.
You will be my primary eyes and ears on site, ensuring safe, efficient progress from first cable pull to final hand-over. If you have the experience outlined above and can commit to the project timeline, reach me directly on 07421781532 (Ricardo) to discuss next steps.
Scope of supervision
• Take charge of all electrical connections and on-site testing, keeping the installation fully compliant with relevant standards.
• Direct work on power cables, generator terminations, control wiring, panel integration and alarm circuits.
• Plan and execute testing, commissioning and fault-finding activities, issuing clear remedial actions whenever results fall outside tolerance.
• Coordinate day-to-day progress with mechanical teams and logistics so each container rolls out on schedule without safety compromises.
Required background
Hands-on experience with containerised diesel generators is essential, backed up by a solid track record in generator testing and commissioning. The ability to interpret single-line diagrams, manage lock-out/tag-out procedures and generate accurate test certificates will be critical for project sign-off.
Key deliverables
1. Verified torque and insulation-resistance reports for every power connection.
2. Fully populated control-panel test sheets and alarm‐function logs.
3. Signed commissioning certificates, including load-bank results and fault-finding close-out notes.
You will be my primary eyes and ears on site, ensuring safe, efficient progress from first cable pull to final hand-over. If you have the experience outlined above and can commit to the project timeline, reach me directly on 07421781532 (Ricardo) to discuss next steps.
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