Prepare and manage the electrical shop drawing list (E1) with related dependable issue and material list. Prepare electrical shop drawings from 3D BIM models according to IFC and project standards Review electrical shop drawings derived from IFC designs before submission. Lead and manage the electrical team to ensure timely and high-quality deliverables. Follow up on technical issues ensuring compliance with project specifications and applicable codes (IEC, BS, NEC, etc.). Review contract documents including drawings, BOQ, and specifications for completeness. Coordinate daily with Architectural, Structural, and Mechanical teams to ensure all systems are fully integrated Conduct weekly meetings with team members to align progress with schedule and targets. Attend site coordination meetings to ensure engineering updates reflect actual site conditions. Identify and resolve technical and constructability issues in early stages. Coordinate between engineering, construction, procurement, and subcontractors to resolve electrical-related problems. Review subcontractors’ electrical drawings before formal submission Support the Section Head with maintaining technical logs (events, additional items, lessons learned, etc.). Ensure the implementation of electrical engineering methodology and adherence to company standards. Review delays or pending RFIs raised by the Planning Department and ensure justifications are submitted. Minimum +9 years of relevant ExperienceBachelor’s degree in electrical engineering.Proficiency in Revit MEP.Electrical Systems Expertise (lighting, power, fire alarm, low current).BIM and coordination tools Expertise (Revit MEP, Navisworks).Knowledge of international standards (IEC, BS, NEC, NFPA).Ability to analyze IFC drawings and identify conflicts or inconsistencies.Skilled in preparing technical reports and managing RFIs/RFPs.Advanced experience in electrical coordination and shop drawing management.Excellent knowledge of BIM workflows and submission procedures.Strong understanding of load calculations, panel schedules, and electrical distribution