Testing Engineer - Transformer

Role Summary

The Transformer Testing Engineer is tasked with executing various testing procedures—factory, site, pre-commissioning, and commissioning—on power and distribution transformers. This role ensures that all tests conform to IEC, IEEE, IS standards, project requirements, and client specifications.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct testing and commissioning at site locations.
• Review and validate OEM, FAT, and SAT reports for accuracy.
• Collaborate closely with construction, protection, and commissioning teams to coordinate testing activities.
• Generate comprehensive test reports, prepare checklists, and maintain as-built documentation.
• Uphold health, safety, and environmental standards throughout testing operations.
• Engage with clients and consultants during inspections and approvals to ensure alignment.

Required Qualifications & Experience

• Degree or diploma in Electrical Engineering (BE, BTech, or equivalent).
• Between 5 to 10 years of experience in transformer testing and commissioning.
• Practical hands-on exposure to EHV, HV, and MV transformers.
• Thorough understanding of IEC 60076 and IEEE transformer standards.
• Experience with substation projects, preferably GIS or AIS types.

Essential Skills

• Proficiency with transformer testing instruments and diagnostic tools.
• Ability to interpret test results and conduct fault analysis effectively.
• Competence in site coordination and meticulous document control.
• Strong communication skills to liaise with OEMs and client teams.