Transformer Supervisor, Erection & Commissioning

About the role

A client expanding its high-voltage transmission and power infrastructure projects is looking for an experienced Transformer Supervisor to oversee site activities for power transformers and support commissioning across critical transmission projects. The role suits people with strong hands-on experience in transformer installation, testing, commissioning and site supervision, working with project teams, contractors and stakeholders.

Key responsibilities

• Supervise installation and testing at site: unloading, erection, oil filtration, cabling and testing
• Supervise daily activities of technicians, electricians and field crews
• Manage site preparations with project and site teams and the transformer factory
• Verify quality of workmanship against specifications, drawings and technical procedures
• Interface with customers, engineers, project managers, vendors and internal departments
• Monitor technical requirements and quality control/assurance; take part in Plan of the Day (POD) meetings
• Help develop scope of work and technical requirements, and interface with procurement and engineering on technical issues
• Perform quantity take-offs, verify field-procured items and progress reporting, and accept work meeting design and quality requirements
• Provide inspection methods and equipment, and take part in safety walk downs
• Control drawings and specifications, and give input on temporary facilities and utilities
• Review and maintain records, generate punch lists, and coordinate with the QA/QC manager
• Manage turnover of the transformer after installation and commissioning
• Implement, monitor and report EHS performance in line with company standards
• Prepare site documentation such as RAMS, NCRs and technical queries, and keep erection, commissioning and quality records

Required profile

• Electrical or mechanical engineering qualification with 5-10 years of experience, or equivalent background in power transformer installation and testing
• Field service experience, with ability to read electrical schematics and schedule resources
• Strong health and safety mindset aligned with international standards, able to stop unsafe work
• Solid knowledge of international construction standards, environmental legislation and electrical construction specifications
• Strong interpersonal, communication and leadership skills, with clear verbal and written reporting
• Proactive, able to recommend and approve corrective actions