Senior Electrical Construction Engineer - HV Substations

Fullstack; Santa Fe Capital; Remoto; ARS 1.800.000 - 5.200.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Fluor Argentina is seeking a qualified Construction Environmental Permits Specialist to manage obtaining, maintaining and monitoring environmental and sectoral permits for the project in Argentina. You will ensure engineering design, planning and field activities comply with national and provincial regulations.

You will translate legal requirements into verifiable design criteria, anticipate environmental constraints on layout and construction sequence, and maintain a critical permit route

Competenze

• Electrical engineering degree and ten years of experience in substation and line construction.
• Proven high voltage experience in at least 2 mining projects.
• Ability to learn and apply applicable regulations and guidelines.
• Ability to attend to detail and work in a time-conscious manner.

Mansioni

• Provide construction engineering and technical support for a discipline on large projects.
• Assist craftsmen and supervision with construction-related issues from drawings.
• Establish and maintain communication between company and design engineer for design documents.
• Coordinate preparation and implementation of the project quality program when applicable.

Conoscenze

Oral and written communication

Bilingual English/Spanish

Electrical construction experience

Formazione

Electrical engineering degree

Construction Management degree or equivalent

Strumenti

Word processing

Email

Spreadsheets

Presentations (PowerPoint)

Descrizione del lavoro

Fluor Argentina is seeking a qualified Construction Environmental Permits Specialist to manage obtaining, maintaining and monitoring environmental and sectoral permits for the project in Argentina. You will ensure engineering design, planning and field activities comply with national and provincial regulations.

You will translate legal requirements into verifiable design criteria, anticipate environmental constraints on layout and construction sequence, and maintain a critical permit route