Assistant Electrical Field Engineer – Generator

Role Title: Assistant Electrical Field Engineer – Generator

Location: Japan + On‑site (U.S. Power Plant Projects) + Coordination with Japan HQ

1. Role Summary

• The Assistant Electrical Field Engineer supports Mitsubishi’s electrical Technical Field Advisors (TFA) during installation, testing, and commissioning of generator‑related electrical equipment at U.S. power plant sites.
• The role focuses on site execution support, progress monitoring, initial troubleshooting, and coordination between site teams, clients, and Mitsubishi coordinators.
• This is a field‑oriented technical role, not a clerical position, requiring basic to intermediate understanding of generator electrical systems, testing activities, and site workflows.
• The engineer represents Mitsubishi at site and ensures smooth communication, safe execution, and timely issue escalation.

 2. Key Responsibilities

A. On‑Site Electrical Work Support

• Support electrical TFA activities related to generator installation, testing, and commissioning.
• Coordinate closely with Mitsubishi coordinators and senior electrical field engineers regarding:
  • Site conditions
  • Daily work progress
  • Readiness for testing activities
• Assist in ensuring site works are executed in accordance with Mitsubishi procedures and safety rules.

B. Cable Installation & Site Progress Monitoring

• Confirm and follow up on cable installation work status for generator and associated electrical systems.
• Compare actual site conditions against:
  • Cable lists
  • Single‑line diagrams
  • Electrical schematics
• Identify missing, incomplete, or incorrect installations and report to the coordinator and TFA.

 C. Testing & Commissioning Support

• Confirm availability and readiness of electrical test equipment prior to test execution.
•  Support pre‑commissioning and commissioning activities by:
  • Verifying test prerequisites
  • Assisting during test execution as instructed
  • Recording observations and results
• Monitor testing progress and immediately report abnormalities or delays.

 D. DCS Monitoring & Initial Abnormality Response

• Monitor generator operating conditions and alarms through the DCS.
• Perform initial response actions during abnormalities, including:
  • Alarm confirmation
  • Visual inspection at field
  • Collection of basic operational data
• Escalate issues promptly to the TFA and coordinator with clear and factual information.

 E. Punch List & Issue Tracking

• Monitor and update punch list items related to electrical works.
• Follow up with contractors to confirm corrective actions.
• Support closure verification under guidance of TFA or coordinator

F. Reporting & Documentation

• Prepare and submit:
  • Weekly progress reports
  • Incident / abnormality reports
  • Work time sheets during site activities
• Maintain clear and accurate records of site activities and observations.

 G. Site Coordination & Client Communication

• Act as a Mitsubishi site representative during daily site activities.
• Support smooth communication between:
  • Client representatives
  • Contractors
  • Electrical TFA
  • Mitsubishi coordinators
• Ensure information is shared clearly, accurately, and without delay.

H. Travel & Site Preparation

• Prepare for overseas business trips, including:
  • VISA application support
  • Flight and accommodation coordination
  • Site gate pass applications
  • Preparation of required PPE
• Comply with all site safety, security, and company policies.

 3. Technical & Professional Background

Required Technical Knowledge

• Basic to intermediate understanding of:
  • Generator electrical systems
  • Power plant electrical configurations
  • Electrical testing and commissioning workflows
• Ability to read and interpret:
  • Single‑line diagrams
  • Electrical schematic diagrams
  • Cable lists and wiring schedules
• Ability to:
  • Check operating conditions on DCS
  • Collect and report operational data

 4. Experience Requirements

Minimum 5 years of Experience in electrical testing or site work at one or more of the following:

• Power plants
• Electrical substations
• Power transmission projects

• Preferred Experience

• Practical experience in:
  • Power plant electrical testing
  • Generator commissioning support
• Exposure to generator products or systems from:
  • Mitsubishi, GE, Siemens, Alstom
• Prior overseas or U.S. project experience is an advantage

 5. Educational Qualifications : Bachelor’s degree or diploma in one of the following:

• Electrical Engineering
• Power Engineering
• Electrical & Electronics Engineering
• Instrumentation / Control Engineering (with strong electrical exposure)

 6. Language & Communication

• English communication skills (spoken and written) required
• Ability to:
  • Communicate technically with site teams and clients
  • Write clear reports and emails
• Japanese language ability is preferred but not mandatory