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Vaga – Electrical or Mechanical Engineer (M/F) for Tete

16/10/2026
Ad: Vaga – Electrical or Mechanical Engineer (M/F) for Tete
Platform: AfriNews24
Expiration: 16/10/2026

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Heading is looking for his client in Energy industry, a Electrical or Mechanical Engineer (M/F) for Tete

Activities:
– Provide electrical and/or mechanical engineering support to the company site team.
– Support the Site Manager in the technical coordination of ongoing site activities.
– Coordinate technical matters between the site team in Songo and the engineering teams in Europe.
– Support inspection and assessment of existing equipment and installations.- Assist in clarifying technical issues identified during site activities.
– Support installation, rehabilitation, testing and commissioning activities.

Required Experience and Education:
– University degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrotechnical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or a closely related engineering discipline.
– Valid registration with the Ordem dos Engenheiros de Moçambique (OrdEM) and/or registration with the Direcção Nacional de Energia (DNE) as Técnico Responsável.
– Hydropower plants or other power-generation facilities.
– Hydro turbines, generators and large electrical machines.
– Electrical power and auxiliary systems.
– Protection, control, instrumentation and automation.

Apply here: https://heading.peoplenect.com/ats/external_applicant/?page=view_jobs_details&job_id=5895&company_id=32

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