Electrical Engineer

About the Role

Mercury, a leader in European construction solutions, is seeking an Electrical Engineer based in Dublin, Ireland. Our company delivers complex engineering and construction projects across various sectors including enterprise data centers, advanced technology & life sciences, hyperscale data centers, and fire protection. At Mercury, we foster innovation and provide opportunities for professional growth in a supportive team environment.

Primary Responsibilities

• Oversee management of electrical systems under your responsibility.
• Collaborate with key project stakeholders such as client design teams, main contractors, suppliers, and subcontractors to support engineering requirements.
• Analyze design and IFC specifications and drawings to understand project scope; coordinate with BIM personnel for the transformation of design data into installation drawings ensuring compliance and adherence to schedules.
• Generate and manage Requests for Information (RFIs) and technical queries as needed.
• Coordinate site safety alongside Project Manager and Safety Advisor, including setting up and closing out the safety file.
• Manage site quality assurance together with the QA Manager, including file setup and closeout procedures.
• Coordinate project schedules with project manager, consulting engineers, and client to ensure engineering activities, including procurement, align without causing delays.
• Supervise all aspects related to your package: Mercury’s Electrical team, subcontractors, material deliveries and receipting, plant and equipment, variations, and valuations.
• Oversee daily site operations, ensuring adherence to Mercury policies and procedures.
• Track subcontractor progress, manpower levels, and facilitate information flow to keep work on schedule, including weekly meeting documentation.
• Ensure installation complies with project specifications and Quality Assurance plans, establishing benchmarking standards.
• Support installation package team with quality requirements, ensuring compliance with relevant standards, codes, and specifications for validation and client handover.
• Manage the Construction Work Packs process from development to implementation and handover, assisting construction management on-site.
• Administer the "In Progress" snagging system, ensure supervisors submit weekly punch lists, and distribute snags to subcontractors.
• Provide labor hour reporting for direct labor and subcontractors to the time administrator.
• Participate in site meetings, project reviews, engineering reviews, planning and coordination, and handover meetings.
• Complete closeout activities including final account, Operation & Maintenance manuals, punch lists, safety and QA files, material and plant relocations, and project plans with project manager support.
• Prepare weekly cost reports detailing orders placed, materials expected, and labor levels.
• Maintain information reporting systems to meet project deadlines, including Engineering Task Logs.
• Issue internal and external weekly progress reports indicating percentage completion, issues such as delays or shortages, and risk factors.
• Manage technical submittals and approval processes.
• Schedule and track material deliveries consistent with project timelines and manage procurement via Engineering Materials Reports (EMR) with material take-offs and lead times.
• Maintain weekly photographic project diary.
• Assist in preparation and evaluation of subcontract and supplier tender packages alongside the Project Quantity Surveyor, ensuring technical compliance.
• Promote innovative engineering practices to improve project delivery efficiency.
• Manage BIM priorities including modular concept development, fabrication details, isometric generation, construction release, and change management to validate materials/assets within the model.
• Support and mentor junior engineers, fostering their professional development within the team and industry.
• Perform additional duties related to the role as assigned.

Qualifications and Experience

• Minimum of 5 years working experience with a recognized Mechanical/Electrical contractor.
• Strong organizational and planning capabilities.
• Proven ability to collaborate effectively within a team.
• Excellent negotiation, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.
• Proficiency in engineering-related software systems.
• Advanced IT skills.
• Familiarity with project and Primavera planning software and CAD/BIM processes.
• Capability to manage workload and prioritize tasks effectively.
• Strong communication skills.
• Ability to work independently with initiative.
• Desirable skills include knowledge of modularisation (off-site fabrication), high voltage (HV) and medium voltage (MV) electrical systems, and electrical & instrumentation (E&I) knowledge.

Additional Information

Mercury is an equal opportunities employer committed to supporting all employees and fostering a diverse workplace.