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VAGA – FIELD I&C SYSTEMS PROJECT ENGINEER | MOZAMBIQUE


07/10/2026
Ad: VAGA – FIELD I&C SYSTEMS PROJECT ENGINEER | MOZAMBIQUE
Platform: AfriNews24
Expiration: 07/10/2026

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🚨 URGENT HIRING – FIELD I&C SYSTEMS PROJECT ENGINEER | MOZAMBIQUE 🇲🇿

Location: Inhambane, Mozambique
Project: 456 MW Combined Cycle Power Plant
Hiring: Immediate | Long-Term Opportunity
Working hours:10 hrs./ Day & 6 Days in a week

🔹 OPEN POSITION: FIELD INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL SYSTEMS PROJECT ENGINEER

Education:
✔️ Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical & Electronics Engineering or related field

Experience:
✔️ Minimum 10 years’ experience in a similar role on EPC-based Power Plant projects
✔️ Experience in design, procurement, construction/site implementation and commissioning
Language & Computer Skills:
✔️ Good command of English – written & spoken
✔️ Proficiency in MS Office
✔️ Working knowledge of AutoCAD and PLC/Logic Programming Software

Core Knowledge & Skills:
✔️ Experience with DCS/PLC systems – Siemens, Schneider, ABB, Honeywell, Emerson, etc.
✔️ Knowledge of IEC, ISA, NFPA, API, ATEX, SIL and relevant standards
✔️ Understanding of electrical, mechanical & process engineering principles
✔️ Strong design coordination and site engineering experience
✔️ Strong analytical and multidisciplinary approach
✔️ Effective teamwork, time management & stress management skills
Key Interfaces:
🔹 Responsible for technical content and decisions within Instrumentation & Control
🔹 Direct technical coordination with the Employer’s Engineer for FCR/RS reviews
🔹 Coordination with the Field Engineering Coordinator for site-level RFI/FCR/As-Built processes

📩 Interested candidates can share their updated CV at:👉 Jyoti.v@dss-hr.com

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