Job Title
Electrical Engineer (Protection & Control)Employment Type
Full TimeExperience
4 to 8 yearsSalary
NegotiableJob Published
29 May 2025Job Reference No.
2563139366Job Description
Well-established engineering consultancy specializing in electrical power systems seeks to employ an Electrical Engineer with a focus on substation protection and control plant. Based in Centurion
For the position you would be required to have:
- B. Tech/ B.Sc/ B. Eng in Electrical Engineering
- Around 5 years’ experience in electrical engineering, specifically protection and control within high-voltage substations
- Proficient in relevant design and simulation tools (e.g., AutoCAD, MicroStation, DIgSILENT, ETAP, etc
- Experience of: integration of SCADA, metering scheme design, protection setting calculations, substation automation system design
Responsibilities would include you to:
- Develop and/or review technical specifications and drawings for substation control and protection systems at MV, HV and EHV levels.
- Design and implement protection and control schemes, from concept design to detail design (including protection and control scheme schematic drawings), to supervising implementation and commissioning.
- Participate in system studies, fault analysis and protection settings.
- Ensure all designs comply with applicable international standards (e.g., IEC, SANS, NRS), utility/client standards and employer’s requirements as well as project specific standards and specifications.
- Coordinate with internal teams, clients, and contractors during project planning and execution.
- Provide technical input during the procurement of control and protection equipment.
- Witness Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT), Site Acceptance Testing (SAT), and commissioning of protection and control plant systems.
- Support maintenance and troubleshooting activities in operational substations.
- Prepare technical documentation, reports, and as-built records.
Remuneration around R800k per annum
Please apply online or contact Jan van Dyk on 021 – 531 2015 for more information