M&E Project Engineer

ALLEVIATIVE ENGINEERING PTE. LTD.; Região Norte; On-site; BRL 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

ALLEVIATIVE ENGINEERING PTE. LTD. is seeking an M&E Project Engineer to develop technical, coordination and leadership skills through practical project experience on diverse M&E works, primarily electrical.

You will handle drawings, calculations and site interfaces, with potential involvement in ACMV and related systems. Join a team that collaborates across directors, site operations, drafting and documentation to deliver installations on time and to spec, with a view toward progression into

Qualifications

• Diploma or degree in Electrical Engineering or Building Services Engineering or related field.
• Strong applied electrical knowledge and practical installation experience.
• Understanding of ACMV and other M&E systems.
• Experience in commercial building, A&A, AEI or fit-out projects preferred.
• Ability to communicate clearly with external parties and site teams.
• Good written English and ability to prepare organised technical documents.

Responsibilities

• Read and interpret electrical drawings, single-line diagrams, and load schedules.
• Coordinate with consultants, LEWs and specialists; review requirements against site conditions.
• Attend meetings and site inspections as AEPL’s representative.
• Translate requirements into clear instructions for site teams and supervisors.
• Prepare survey reports, planning documents and progress reports.
• Support shutdowns, testing readiness and handover activities.
• Contribute to commercial follow-up with scope clarifications and variations.

Skills

Electrical engineering

ACMV & M&E systems

Communication with external parties

Written English

Site coordination

Project documentation

Leadership potential

Education

Electrical Engineering or Building Services Engineering

Job description

Position: M&E Project Engineer — Electrical
Career Opportunity: Development towards M&E Manager
Working Arrangement: Six-day work week, across office and project sites

Summary

Join AEPL as an M&E Project Engineer and develop your technical, coordination and leadership capabilities through practical project experience.

We are looking for someone with strong electrical knowledge, sound site judgement and clear communication skills. You will handle assigned engineering works, participate in technical discussions, prepare workable plans and help the site team turn agreed requirements into correctly completed installations.

Electrical will be your main technical strength. Depending on the project, your responsibilities may also include ACMV and other M&E works, with support from project leadership and relevant specialists.

You will work closely with the Director/Project Manager, site operations, supervisors, drafting and documentation teams. Overall project direction, staffing approvals, budgets and commercial decisions will be managed by the Director/Project Manager, with your technical input and recommendations.

1. Technical Review and Problem-solving

• Read and interpret electrical drawings, single-line diagrams, specifications, load schedules and technical calculations.

• Apply electrical knowledge covering distribution, protection, lighting, power, earthing, bonding, containment and controls.

• Review requirements against actual site conditions, identify discrepancies and installation difficulties, and propose practical solutions for approval.

• Understand applicable codes, standards and approval requirements, and coordinate technical clarifications with consultants, LEWs and specialists.

• Apply working knowledge of ACMV and other M&E systems to coordinate assigned works and their interfaces.

2. Meetings and Technical Coordination

• Attend project meetings, technical discussions and site inspections as AEPL’s representative for assigned matters.

• Liaise with consultants, LEWs, main contractors, building management, subcontractors and suppliers.

• Explain technical issues clearly, seek clarification and present proposals supported by drawings, calculations or site findings.

• Record agreed actions, communicate them to the relevant teams and follow through until closure.

• Refer decisions requiring management or commercial approval to the Director/Project Manager.

3. Site Surveys, Impact Plans and Planning

• Carry out pre-construction surveys with the site team and record existing installations, service routes, supply sources and constraints.

• Prepare survey reports, photographs and marked-up drawings, coordinating with the drafting team where required.

• Prepare impact plans covering affected services, temporary arrangements, work phasing, protection, shutdowns and reinstatement.

• Develop short-term work plans and installation sequences for assigned works.

• Identify required materials, access, permits, drawings and approvals, and coordinate their readiness with the relevant teams.

4. Site Communication and Follow-through

• Translate approved requirements and meeting decisions into clear instructions covering scope, location, sequence, deadlines and quality requirements.

• Brief supervisors and confirm that technical requirements are understood.

• Work with site operations and supervisors to coordinate installation activities and resolve technical issues.

• Check progress and workmanship, identify problems early and follow through on rectification.

• Keep project leadership informed of constraints, outstanding decisions and recommended actions.

5. Submissions, Documentation and Reporting

• Prepare technical queries, material submissions, method statements, inspection requests and progress reports for assigned works.

• Coordinate shop drawings and revisions with the drafting team.

• Work with documentation colleagues to maintain submission, approval, inspection and action records.

• Follow consultant comments through clarification, revision, approval and site implementation.

6. Shutdowns and Critical Activities

• Help plan and coordinate assigned shutdowns, changeovers, diversions and service restoration activities.

• Confirm work scope, resources, materials, permits, testing requirements and contingency arrangements with project leadership and the site team.

• Coordinate authorised electrical activities with the appointed LEW and relevant personnel.

• Attend night works, shutdowns, weekend or public holiday activities when required by project schedules.

• Verify completion, service restoration and outstanding follow-up actions.

7. Testing, Commissioning and Handover

• Coordinate inspection and testing readiness with supervisors, specialists, consultants and LEWs.

• Participate in functional testing and relevant integrated M&E testing.

• Consolidate test results, photographs, inspection records and supporting certificates.

• Follow through on assigned defects, as-built information, O&M documentation and handover requirements.

8. Scope and Commercial Support

• Understand the awarded scope and flag changes, additional works and potential variations.

• Maintain supporting instructions, photographs, measurements and records for management and commercial follow-up.

• Provide technical information for material procurement, quotations and variation assessment.

• Obtain the necessary approval before implementing changes that affect scope, cost or programme.

Candidate Requirements

• Diploma or degree in Electrical Engineering, Building Services Engineering or a related engineering discipline.

• Strong applied electrical knowledge and practical installation experience.

• Working understanding of ACMV and other M&E systems.

• Relevant commercial building, A&A, AEI or fit-out experience preferred.

• Able to communicate confidently with external parties and explain requirements clearly to site teams.

• Good written English and the ability to prepare organised technical documents and reports.

• Proactive, dependable and collaborative, with sound judgement and consistent follow-through.

• Interested in developing broader M&E knowledge and progressing into project and team leadership.

Career Development

This role offers the opportunity to develop towards M&E Manager through increasing project exposure and responsibility.

Progression will be assessed on technical competence, delivery of assigned works, communication, team leadership and readiness to manage broader project responsibilities. When progressing into a management role, responsibilities, authority and remuneration will be reviewed together.