Electrical Supervisor EPCM (Thai Nationals)
Company
Wood
Location
Si Racha, Thailand
Employment type
Full-time
Posted
2 hours ago
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Remarkable people, trusted by clients to design and advance the world.
Wood is currently recruiting for an Electrical Supervisor to join our team for a major EPCM refinery project in Si Racha, Chonburi, Thailand. This role is offered as an initial 12-month contract with the opportunity to continue as an ongoing, longer-term assignment and is available to Thai Nationals only.
Designing the future. Transforming the World.
Wood has a deep history pioneering technical expertise globally for more than 160 years and is now embarking on an exciting new chapter. Building on 40 years of engineering excellence in Thailand, Wood invites you to join our dedicated team to help shape the future of the energy industry across Asia Pacific and beyond.
At Wood Thailand, you will thrive in a collaborative team culture, partnering with experienced professionals to deliver innovative solutions on complex projects within the refining, petrochemical, oil & gas, and energy sectors.
This role offers an exciting opportunity to oversee and coordinate electrical construction activities, ensuring the safe, efficient, and high-quality execution of electrical installation works while supporting overall project delivery objectives.
What we can offer
Ongoing work on complex projects delivered in partnership with leaders across the energy and materials markets
Global connections through an inclusive and diverse international community of engineering professionals
Flexible working arrangements to support work-life balance where project requirements allow
Commitment to employee wellbeing, including access to health and wellness programs
Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion across all levels of the business
Competitive compensation aligned with market conditions and project requirements
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