ELECTRICAL Engineer

- Interviewing course applicants.- Lecture planning, preparation and research.- Contact and teaching time with students.- Checking and assessing students' work.- Encouraging personal development via tutorial or pastoral work.- Invigilating examinations.- Attending staff meetings and general administration.- Reading academic journals, attending and speaking at conferences and seminars

- Designing and drafting the electrical system.- Electrical design and scheme preparation.- Prepare daily & weekly progress reports for site engineer Review throughout the project.- To Co-ordinated with the civil team for smooth progress in the project.- Ensure the works comply with the contract documents including drawings and specifications, to assist Quantity Surveyor for work done and to ensure that cost claimed for work done.

- Determine course objectives and then design a curriculum to help students achieve these objectives. This involves determining what to teach, when to teach it, and how to teach it.- Students do most of their learning in a classroom environment. As an instructor, help and design learning environments that are engaging and conducive to different styles of learning.- Assess student learning progress through formal and informal assessments. Communicate assessment data to stakeholders and, when appropriate, use assessment data to adjust instruction.- Advising students on education and career matters is an integral part of teaching. Engineering teachers frequently advise students in formal sessions before or after class.- As an instructor, we often collaborate with other educators, including other teachers and administrative professionals.

- Designed and installed a new automation infrastructure in the plant.- Developed functional design specifications for PLC systems.- Created electrical and pneumatic drawings using AutoCAD.- Installation and troubleshooting of BMS, CCTV, PABX, Fir-Alarms and Lightening Arresters.