The missions of the DM - Substation Design are :

Will oversee the design and engineering of high voltage (HV) and extra high voltage (EHV) substations and transmission lines. This role involves managing new projects from the pre-bid stage through to execution, ensuring technical viability, and supporting construction activities. The Engineer will also be responsible for vendor evaluation, market technology assumptions, and current technical developments
Manage and coordinate related Engineering work packages with respect to choice of technologies, technical configurations and for setting relevant performance, statutory, safety and quality requirements for multiple projects.
Preparation of technical documentation during the contractual negotiations - Business Development stage in Pre-bid projects (in house engineering)
Prepare electrical calculations for the listed deliverables such as Overhead line, Transformer, DG, Battery UPS, Earthing, lighting, lightening, short circuit force.




Prepare various project specific tender documents such as Request for Purchase for specific equipment & Owners technical specifications.
Preparation and review of SLDs & Layouts for 33/ 132/ 220/ 400 kV substation, Protection & metering SLDs for EHV as well as MV & LV of the complete renewable power projects.
Preparation & review of layout such as Cable trench/ tray, Equipment’s of Substation & control room, Earthing, Lighting, Lightening.
Propose various optimization possibilities from various designs of EPC for the pre-bid projects.
Review of all the deliverables with EPC & OE in post bid projects.
Review of OEM vendors drawings (Datasheet, GA, Calculations & QAP) for various electrical equipment such as Power transformer, IDTs, OHL, CTs, PTs, CB, Control relay Panels etc.
Shall be aware of IEC, IEEE, NFPA standards with grid regulations such as SEC, TRANSCO, CEA for all the above said engineering calculations.
Actively involve in Factory Acceptance test for all critical equipment during th

📌 Deputy Manager (India)
🏢 ENGIE India
📍 India