An Electrical Designer designs and creates layout for the electrical systems that power lighting, security, telephone and sound in buildings; creates wiring diagrams, develops specifications for electrical systems to meet code requirements. Designs and create layout of the printed circuit boards that are components of most electronic equipment.
LF DEVELOPMENTS PTE. LTD. TYPICALLY REPLIES IN 30 DAYSM & E
Coordinator
MCF-2026-0910291
Islandwide Part Time, Full Time Executive 2 years exp Architecture / Interior Design Compressed Work Schedule $3,500to$5,000
Monthly
1 applicationPosted 07 Jul 2026Closing on 06 Aug 2026
Roles & Responsibilities ⚙ What Does an M&E Coordinator Do? "M&E" = Mechanical & Electrical (sometimes "MEP" if Plumbing included). An M&E Coordinator ensures that the mechanical, electrical (and sometimes plumbing) parts of a building project are planned, executed, coordinated, and delivered correctly. Key Responsibilities / Job Scope
Review and coordinate M&E drawings, shop drawings, technical specifications. Ensure all submissions, revisions, materials, samples, and method statements are approved by consultants/authorities.
Liaise with consultants, clients, contractors & sub‑contractors to resolve technical issues and ensure works match design & specification.
Coordinate with other trades (architectural, structural, plumbing, fire safety) so M&E installation fits into overall site work & sequence. Avoid conflicts and clashes.
Monitor and supervise installation of M&E works (HVAC / ACMV, electrical, lighting, plumbing, fire‑protection systems, etc.). Ensure quality, safety, adherence to codes.
Testing, commissioning, inspections: ensure systems function correctly and are safe before handover.
Track project progress: schedule, timelines, site coordination, reporting progress, flagging delays or technical issues.
Ensure compliance with regulations, codes of practices, building standards, safety requirements.
Manage documentation: approvals, submission of drawings & materials, maintaining records.
🎯 Requirements (Education, Skills, Experience)
Education:
Diploma or Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Building Services, or related field.
Relevant experience: Typically 3‑5 years in M&E coordination in construction, or supervising/monitoring mechanical & electrical systems.
Technical skills: ability to read & interpret design drawings (shop drawings, M&E drawings), knowledge of CAD, AutoCAD; experience with BIM / Revit / Navisworks often preferred.
Good understanding of local codes, standards, authority submission procedures.
Communication & coordination skills: must liaise with many stakeholders (clients, consultants, subcontractors).
Planning & organizational ability: schedule tracking, progress reporting, site coordination.
Safety mindset: knowledge of safety regulations, ensuring works comply with safety, codes, inspections.
