Electrical Engineer

Electrical Engineer


Company
Cushman & Wakefield
Location
Bangkok, Bangkok City, Thailand
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
2 days ago
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Job Description
Job TitleElectrical EngineerJob Description SummaryOperate, maintain, and fix faults in all electrical systems at the data centre during shift hours. Ensure systems run reliably to Tier III standards and that all work is done safely and according to procedures.Job DescriptionAbout the role:Monitor and operate LV/MV electrical systems, including PTUs, UPS, generators, switchgear, panels, and busducts.Perform scheduled maintenance and repairs using the CMMS system.Respond to major electrical issues within 15 minutes; fix faults, switch to backup systems, and escalate if needed.Conduct safety briefings before tasks and reviews after completing work.Follow Permit-to-Work and Lock-Out/Tag-Out safety procedures.Assist with testing and maintenance of generators, UPS, and other systems.Keep accurate shift reports and log all events and maintenance activities.Support and monitor vendor work during shifts.Track battery performance and report any issues.Follow electrical safety standards, including arc flash PPE use.About YouAt least 5 years of experience in data centres or critical electrical environments.Licensed electrical engineer in Thailand (or equivalent).Experience with LV/MV switching and safe isolation practices.Training in UPS, generators, or switchgear (preferred).Familiar with Schneider/Eaton systems.Able to communicate in English and Thai (Thai required for site work).INCO: “Cushman & Wakefield”

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about Electrician Jobs

Q What is the minimum wage for Electrician Jobs in Thailand?
As per the Ministry of Labour, the minimum wage for electricians in Thailand is 400 THB per day as of 1 January 2026 in Bangkok and 372 THB per day in other provinces. Electricians receive 1.5 times the daily rate for overtime beyond eight hours and double for holidays.
Q What work permit is required for foreign electricians seeking jobs in Thailand in 2026?
As per the Ministry of Labour, foreign electricians need a Non-Immigrant B visa and work permit issued before employment starts, valid for up to two years at 3,000 THB per year. Employers must submit the application with a labour market test showing no Thai worker available.
Q What education and experience are required to qualify as an electrician in Thailand?
As per the Ministry of Labour, electricians need at least a vocational certificate in electrical technology plus two years of documented experience. Workers without the certificate must complete a 240-hour approved training course before licensing.
Q What documents are needed to apply for electrician jobs through Thai government channels?
As per the Ministry of Labour, applicants must submit a national ID or passport, vocational certificate, medical certificate from a government hospital, and police clearance issued within the last three months. All documents require certified Thai translations if in another language.
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