Electrical and ICT Manager

Job Description

Role Purpose

The Electrical and ICT Manager is responsible for overseeing all electrical power and Information and Communications Technology (ICT)/Extra Low Voltage (ELV) systems aspects of the project, ensuring that designs prepared by the EPC Contractor comply with applicable codes, standards, airport-systems requirements and performance criteria. The role supports the SPV in reviewing electrical and ICT/ELV deliverables, coordinating interfaces with other disciplines, and ensuring the terminal's power supply, networks and low-voltage systems are safe, resilient and fit for a world-class international airport through design development, build and opening (2030).

Key Responsibilities

1. Electrical & ICT/ELV Design Review

Review electrical calculations, drawings, specifications, and technical documentation prepared by the EPC Contractor, covering HV/LV power distribution, standby/emergency power, lighting, and earthing/lightning protection.

Review ICT/ELV design deliverables covering structured cabling, data networks, telecommunications, CCTV, access control, public address, and other low-voltage systems.

Ensure compliance with international standards, local codes, airport/aviation regulations, and project performance requirements.

2. Technical Oversight

Monitor electrical and ICT/ELV engineering solutions to ensure safety, resilience, redundancy, and maintainability.

Identify potential electrical and ICT/ELV-related risks and provide mitigation recommendations.

Oversee commissioning readiness of electrical and ICT/ELV systems, including testing and handover requirements.

3. Interface Management

Coordinate electrical and ICT/ELV design interfaces with architectural, structural, MEP, and airport-systems disciplines (e.g. baggage handling, security, IT infrastructure).

Support resolution of technical design issues between the EPC Contractor, PMC, and specialist systems contractors.

4. SPV Technical Support

Provide electrical and ICT/ELV engineering expertise to support the SPV's design review and approval process.

Participate in technical reviews, workshops, and design coordination meetings.

Review electrical- and ICT-related tenant and concession fit-out designs for compliance with base-building systems and capacity.

5. Resilience & Future Capacity

Validate electrical power and ICT/ELV system capacity and resilience against passenger growth projections through to 2065.

Support planning for redundancy, cybersecurity considerations, and future technology integration within ICT/ELV systems.

Candidate Profile

Qualifications & Certifications

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, ICT/Telecommunications Engineering, Mechatronic or a related discipline (Master's preferred).

Professional accreditation or chartership (e.g. IET or equivalent) an advantage.

Experience

Minimum 12–15 years of experience in electrical and/or ICT/ELV engineering, including large-scale infrastructure or airport projects.

Strong knowledge of international electrical and ICT/ELV codes, standards, and airport-specific systems requirements.

Experience coordinating electrical and ICT/ELV design with architectural, structural, MEP, and specialist airport systems.

Experience working with EPC Contractors, PMC teams, and international design consultants.

Skills & Attributes

Rigorous, detail-oriented reviewer of electrical and ICT/ELV calculations, drawings, and technical documentation.

Credible technical partner able to work effectively with EPC Contractor, PMC, and shareholder technical teams.

Strong understanding of commissioning processes for power and low-voltage systems.

Fluent English required, Russian or Uzbek an advantage.

Success Measures (indicative)

Electrical and ICT/ELV deliverables reviewed and approved in line with project programme with no unresolved code-compliance issues.

Electrical and ICT/ELV risks identified early with effective mitigation measures implemented.

Electrical and ICT/ELV interfaces with architectural, structural, MEP and airport-systems disciplines coordinated without rework or delay.

Electrical and ICT/ELV systems commissioned and validated as fit for operation ahead of airport opening.