Senior Resident Construction Manager

**Minimum Clearance Required to Start**:
Not Applicable/None

Parsons SAPL in conjunction with the Saudi Royal Commission are currently overseeing the creation of Yanbu Industrial City. A massive new development in the creation of a new Industrial Community in Yanbu, Saudi Arabia.

The primary responsibilities are monitoring and inspection of on-site electrical installation and testing work activities. Provides technical guidance to contractors and utilizes his expertise to ensure that the permanent works are constructed in accordance with applicable codes, standards, and approved drawings and specifications.

Further activity will include:

- Witness contractors’ quality control inspections to ensure that the permanent works are constructed according to the applicable codes, standards, and approved drawings and specifications.
- Witnesses all testing, pre-commissioning, commissioning, and start-up activities to assure contractors’ compliance with the approved plans and procedures.
- Reviews tests results generated by the independent test agencies and approves those complying with the specification requirements.
- Reviews contractor-submitted shop and as-built drawings, materials submittals, tie-in procedures, project schedules, and work permits; and coordinate with the concerned departments for obtaining their approval and or their comments.
- Reviews contractors’ quality assurance and quality control programs, inspection and test plans, installation, testing, pre-commissioning and commissioning procedures, for electrical equipment and cable work, and provides comments for transmittal to the contractors.
- Reviews contractors’ submittals for Preliminary Equipment and Materials List, Recommended Spare Parts List, and Operation and Maintenance Manuals and coordinates with the concerned departments regarding approval of these documents.
- Arranges meetings between the contractor and concerned departments to resolve interfacing problems during construction.
- Coordinates between the contractor and the concerned departments on all aspects of tie-in work for new electrical equipment and cables or additions to existing systems.
- Organizes, coordinates, and conducts in conjunction with the concerned departments acceptance inspections and re-inspections of the completed permanent works, until all deficiencies are corrected and signed off.
- Reviews contractors’ invoices for correctness of installed quantities for the electrical portion of the permanent works.
- Resolves and ensures that contractor rectify deficiencies in the permanent works as reported by the concerned departments (end users) prior to acceptance of and transfer of the permanent woks to the Client.
- Prepare reports and presentations on the Contractors performance as and when required by Client.
- Chairs a bi-weekly meeting with the contractor and prepares a report on the meeting.
- Ensures that worker safety and environmental concerns are constantly monitored, and that problems are effectively resolved.

Any applicants must hold a valid Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering or related discipline. Further requirements of any applicants and required credentials include:

- Experience with medium voltage (13.8kv) and Low voltage (120 V - 240 V - 400 V) electrical systems
- Experienced with lectrical power distribution systems
- Building electrical power distribution systems and equipment preferably for power plants, electrical substations, and high voltage (380kv/115kv) power distribution systems.
- General electrical calculations and electrical theory
- General load flows calculations, basic relay and protection coordination
- One-lines pad mounted transformers and Switches (or unit substations and RMUs)
- Lighting systems - exterior and interior
- Cabling
- Coordination with other utilities and disciplines
- Appropriate building electrical codes, construction methodology and requirements (NESC, NEC, IEC, IEEE or other related codes and standards).
- AutoCAD is a benefits, but not a requirement