Technical Material Engineer – Electrical

Review and coordinate electrical material submittals for property and infrastructure projects. The position checks technical compliance with drawings, specifications and project requirements, and works with consultants, suppliers, procurement and site teams to achieve timely, properly documented approvals.

Key Responsibilities

• Review electrical material submissions, technical data sheets, samples and compliance documents.
• Check proposed materials and equipment against project specifications and approved design requirements.
• Coordinate technical comments, clarifications and resubmissions with suppliers and consultants.
• Maintain records of material submissions, status, approvals and outstanding items.
• Support value-engineering discussions and alternative-material reviews where appropriate.
• Communicate approval status to procurement and site teams to support construction planning.

Requirements and Qualifications

• Technical background in electrical engineering or construction materials.
• Relevant experience reviewing electrical materials for building or infrastructure projects.
• Understanding of material approval workflows, technical specifications and compliance records.
• Ability to coordinate with consultants, suppliers and delivery teams.

Skills

• Electrical materials and equipment
• Technical submittal review
• Specification compliance
• Documentation and stakeholder coordination

Role Focus

Accurate technical review supports safe installation, dependable performance and timely procurement. The engineer should identify incomplete submissions early, provide clear comments and maintain traceable records so materials are approved before they are required on site.

Across the role, clear communication, accurate information and timely follow-up help maintain dependable work standards. The successful candidate should follow applicable procedures, keep stakeholders informed, handle records or resources responsibly, and raise questions or risks early so that work can progress with fewer avoidable delays.

This work also involves maintaining professional standards, adapting to changing priorities and cooperating with colleagues when new information affects plans. Regular progress updates and complete documentation make it easier to review outcomes, solve problems and maintain continuity between teams and work stages.