The position will be based at the Energy Fiji Limited’s Head Office and will report to the Team Leader Network Design & Planning.
Key Responsibilities:
Receive application forms for power supply from Team Leader or higher EFL and process them accordingly for supply connections approvals;
Assess the installation details of an electrical installation on the application forms and calculate the electricity maximum demand with reference to Australia and New Zealand standards (AS/NZS 3000:2000 Wiring Rules);
Carry out field visits and survey work for network extension design works;
Design a technically sound electrical solution for network extension for power supply connection to applicants;
Verify, design and prepare cost estimates for the network extension proposals using the costing software;
Prepare customer contribution value based on EFL’s Consumer Extensions Policy;
Prepare quotation letter for approval by the Departmental/ Divisional Heads;
Coordinate all process involved in preparing project implementation files for projects in order to enable approval of the applications for power supply connections;
Assist the Network Design Engineer/ Electrical Engineer with distribution system augmentation works to maintain the voltage within the requirements for the quality and reliability of the supply systems and for future load growth;
Address any design issue regarding safety clearance of power lines from private/ public property or any request for relocation of power supply assets encroaching the properties;
Carry out safety visits and audit EFL’s present network, initiate corrective design work and report accordingly;
Ensure at all times that Health and Safety considerations in all facets of activities are of top priority;
Assist the Design and Planning team in carrying out its role diligently and efficiently;
Carry out other delegated duties as assigned by the respective Team Leader Network Design and Manager Network Design & Planning.
Key Requirements:
Diploma in Electrical Engineering from a recognized Institute;
Must be able to demonstrate an understanding of basic power system analytical techniques and working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications is a must;
A valid full Group two driver’s license (manual transmission) is mandatory.