An electrical project engineer in the pharmaceutical industry manages the planning, design, and implementation of electrical and automation systems for new manufacturing facilities, upgrades, or existing plants, ensuring compliance with strict industry standards and regulations. Key responsibilities include electrical design, contractor supervision, cost management, and troubleshooting to support production processes, with significant overlap with automation and controls. The role requires technical expertise in electrical systems like power distribution, lighting, and control systems, alongside strong coordination and project management skills to ensure successful, compliant project delivery.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and Development:Create and oversee the design of electrical and automation systems for manufacturing processes, ensuring they align with project objectives and regulatory requirements.Project Management:Manage projects from concept to completion, monitoring budgets, schedules, and resource allocation.System Implementation:Supervise the construction and installation of electrical and control systems.Regulatory Compliance:Ensure all systems and designs meet stringent pharmaceutical industry standards (e.g., GMP, safety regulations).Coordination:Liaise with various stakeholders, including project engineers, construction teams, vendors, and other engineering disciplines (HVAC, mechanical, process).Troubleshooting and Maintenance:Address and resolve issues with electrical systems to prevent downtime.Commissioning and Validation:Oversee the commissioning and validation of electrical and automation systems to ensure they function as intended and are compliant.Essential Skills and ExpertiseElectrical Design:Proficiency in designing electrical systems, including power distribution, lighting, and control systems.Automation and Controls:Expertise in , , and other building automation/control systems.Industry Standards:Deep knowledge of pharmaceutical manufacturing requirements, GMP, and cleanroom specifications.Project Management Tools:Familiarity with software like for electrical design and project management.Coordination and Communication:Strong skills in communicating with diverse teams and managing external contractors.