Job Description

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ssist in understanding process and system requirements to develop hardware engineering deliverables. D
esign and Engineer System, Marshalling, and Relay Panels.

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repare and validate:
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eneral Arrangement (GA) and Internal Arrangement (IA) drawings H
eat load calculations for panel sizing and ventilation I
/O assignment, ICS, FG Grouping, loop templates, Cable schedules, termination details, and grounding layouts and etc G
enerate system architecture and hardware layout drawings. E
nsure all design inputs, tools, and documentation are in place before execution. D
eliver hardware solutions that meet project standards, quality, and cost targets. C
onduct site surveys to assess existing hardware infrastructure and plan upgrades. P
articipate in Factory Acceptance Testing (and Site Acceptance Testing (SAT). S
upport installation and commissioning of control system hardware at site. C
oordinate with vendors and contractors for panel fabrication and field wiring. I
dentify and implement improvements in hardware design and execution. C
ollaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure timely delivery and issue resolution. E
xperience in control system hardware design including DCS, PLC, and Safety Systems. F
amiliarity with field instrumentation wiring, junction boxes, cable trays, and enclosures. H
ands-on experience in panel engineering and field integration. P
roficiency in preparing GA/IA drawings, heat load calculations, grounding schemes, and loop documentation. U
nderstanding of electrical systems and grounding practices in industrial environments. E
xposure to legacy system upgrades and R&M project environments. E
xperience with site commissioning and troubleshooting of hardware systems. E
xperience in Power Generation projects, preferably NTPC or similar thermal power plants. F
amiliarity with Honeywell Experion PKS or equivalent control platforms is a plus. B
achelor's Degree in Instrumentation, Electrical, Electronics, or Electronics & Communication Engineering. M
inimum 3 years of experience in control system hardware engineering, preferably in the Power domain. H