• ELV Packages include: Structured Cabling, CCTV System, Access Control System, Audio
Visual System, intercom, Smatv etc.
• Prepare schematic diagram for ELV system and elv racks Installation details drawings.
• Prepare Installation detail drawings for Data center, MDF and IDF rooms.
• Prepare drawings as per Etisalat and DPS Regulation and issue for approval.
• Review all individual drawings, check quality & participate in quality control checks and solve technical issues which is rising on the site.
• Assisting the estimation department in taking quantities from the tender drawings.
• Responsible for preparation of Service shop drawings, Single line Drawings, Schematic Riser drawings etc.
• Incorporating client’s comments on drawing and respond back at IFC stage.
• Prepare the detailed site quantities requirement based on the consultants approved drawings.
• Prepare Daily, Weekly and One Month progress report.
• Attending technical and site progress meeting with the client.
• Coordinate with the Architect / Contractors during the execution of the project.
• Detailed study of scope of work, Specification and Equipment Schedule etc.
• To maintain records of design, specification and catalogue’s as per institutional requirements.
• Prepare and maintain drawing register and As Built drawings after completion of the project.
• Prepare work to be estimated by gathering proposals, blueprints, specifications, and related documents.
• Preparation of Labeling for all ELV Racks and devices in the project.
• All other responsibilities which company will assign time to time upon requirement.
PLEASE MENTION THE SALARY EXPECTATIONS.
ONLY CANDIDATES HAVING ABOVE EXPERIENCE IN ELV SYSTEMS ONLY NEED TO SEND CV’S. OTHERS WILL BE REJECTED.
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