WTS Energy is the leading Consultant/Manpower Supply company to the international Oil, Gas and Energy industry. We supply Consultants to the Projects and Operations of our Clients. We also perform Outsourcing Services like Project Recruitment Campaigns and Workforce Management in Oil and Gas regions around the world.
We operate globally with offices in 16 c...
A Junior Electrical Engineer role based in Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria, suited to an early-career engineer who wants to build practical experience in electrical power systems and design.
The position involves supporting engineering work across power distribution, drawings, cabling, switchgear, transformers and protection principles, with scope to develop familiarity with industry design tools.
Responsibilities
Support electrical engineering work related to power systems, including cabling, switchgear, transformers and protection principles.
Prepare, review and interpret electrical drawings, and use AutoCAD and Microsoft Office to support day-to-day engineering tasks.
Assist with design and documentation activities, applying electrical design tools where relevant. Collaborate with colleagues to ensure technical work is accurate and consistent with project requirements.
Electrical Engineering & Design
Power Projects & Site Support
Testing, Commissioning & Troubleshooting
Procurement & Technical Documentation.
Requirements
Required:
Bachelor’s Degree or Higher National Diploma (HND) in Electrical Engineering or a closely related discipline
1–3 years of relevant experience, or recent graduate with industrial training, internship or SIWES experience
Basic understanding of electrical power systems, electrical drawings, cabling, switchgear, transformers and protection principles
Familiarity with AutoCAD and Microsoft Office.
Preferred:
Exposure to ETAP, Revit or other electrical design tools.
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