Role Overview

This is an E&I Automation Engineer position (Electrical & Instrumentation), stepping into a managerial role for a specific project to restart an aluminium casting plant.

It’s not just about doing the hands-on work,the role is about coordinating, assessing, and ensuring the quality of electrical and automation-related activities carried out by contractors.

Main Responsibilities

1. Tender Assessment

• The company will receive tenders (bids) from contractors for electrical works.
• The E&I Manager will:
• Evaluate these proposals for technical correctness, cost-effectiveness, and compliance with company standards.
• Help decide which contractors to award the work to.

2. Electrical Works Oversight

• Once the contractors are selected, the E&I Manager will:
• Monitor the installation of electrical systems (cabling, switchgear, MCCs, control panels, instrumentation).
• Ensure the work is done on time, within scope, and according to safety & technical standards.
• Act as the bridge between management and contractors.
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3. Automation & S7 Software Follow-up ( they dont need someone who will code but someone who understands how the system works and can communicate any issues) 

• The casting plant’s automation runs on Siemens S7 PLC systems.
• A separate external company will handle the programming / automation side.
• The E&I Manager will:
• Oversee this company’s progress.
• Review software changes, logic, and integration to ensure it meets operational needs.
• Coordinate between automation contractors and electrical contractors to avoid mismatches.

4. Standards & Compliance

• Guarantee that all work aligns with:
• Internal technical standards.
• Industry regulations for electrical safety and automation systems.

Workload & Timeline

• September–October: Part-time,focus mainly on tender assessment and initial planning.
• November–April: Full-time  focus on execution, site follow-up, and final commissioning.

Key Skills Needed

• Electrical works knowledge — practical experience in industrial electrical systems.
• Instrumentation & control systems — understanding sensors, actuators, and process control.
• Siemens S7 PLC experience — enough to oversee automation software development and testing.
• Project coordination — managing timelines, contractors, and reporting.
• Industrial safety awareness — compliance with electrical and process safety regulations.