JOB SUMMARY:
The O&M Office Engineer primarily works remotely or from a central office, focusing on data
analysis, planning, reporting, and coordination to ensure the optimal performance of the
solar asset portfolio.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Performance Monitoring & Analysis:
- Remotely monitor solar rooftop installations via monitoring software (SCADA, DAS).
- Track KPIs (Energy Generation, Performance Ratio, Availability).
- Analyze performance data to identify trends, deviations, and potential issues.
- Correlate weather data with system performance.
Fault Detection & Diagnostics:
- Receive, acknowledge, and analyze system alerts and alarms.
- Perform initial remote troubleshooting and diagnosis of faults.
- Identify probable causes of failures or underperformance.
Maintenance Planning & Coordination:
- Develop and manage preventive maintenance (PM) schedules.
- Plan and coordinate corrective maintenance (CM) activities.
- Generate detailed work orders for field service technicians.
- Coordinate site access with building owners/facility managers.
- Optimize scheduling and logistics for field teams.
Reporting & Documentation:
- Prepare regular performance reports (daily, weekly, monthly, annual) for clients and
internal use. - Document all O&M activities, incidents, and resolutions in a CMMS or database.
- Maintain accurate records of system configurations, warranties, and maintenance
history. - Prepare detailed incident reports for significant events.
Technical Support & Communication:
- Serve as a primary technical contact for clients regarding performance and O&M.
- Liaise between clients, field teams, suppliers, and management.
- Provide remote technical support to field technicians.
- Manage communication regarding planned/unplanned outages.
Spare Parts & Warranty Management:
- Track critical spare parts inventory.
- Initiate procurement for necessary parts.
- Manage warranty claims with equipment manufacturers.
Compliance & Safety Oversight:
- Ensure O&M activities align with contracts, regulations (e.g., relevant ERC guidelines),
and safety standards from an oversight perspective. - Assist in maintaining safety protocol documentation.
Process Improvement:
- Analyze O&M data to identify opportunities for performance and efficiency
improvements. - Contribute to refining O&M procedures and best practices.
QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE:
- Candidates must be at least Bachelor’s/College degree in Electrical Engineering;
- With at least 2-3 years of related work experience in the solar industry, preferably with
expertise in Huawei equipment. - Knowledge of solar photovoltaic systems, electrical systems, and related components.
- Proficiency in using SCADA systems and other monitoring tools.
- Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to work effectively in both independent
and team environments. - Strong communication skills and attention to detail.
- Proficient in using MS office (such as Excel, PowerPoint, Word) and AutoCAD.
- The successful candidate must be willing to conduct site visits for testing and
commissioning.
WHAT WE OFFER:
- Competitive salary.
- Benefits including leave entitlements, 13th-month pay, annual performance bonus,
health insurance, and all mandatory statutory benefits. - Opportunity for early equity awards and share in the growth of the firm you are
helping build through participation in our Employee Stock Option Program (ESOP). - Opportunity to learn and grow in a truly supportive, collaborative, dynamic, and
diverse environment.
UGEP’s foundation is built upon the highest ethical standards. We always act with integrity – taking
responsibility for our work, caring for our employees, and staying focused on safety and
sustainability.
We treat every individual with respect and fairness, fostering a diverse and inclusive environment.
Our commitment to ethical excellence guides us in making responsible choices that not only benefit
our business but also contribute positively to the community and the world at large.