Kachabia Yahya

Managing LV/ELV sites involves the overall coordination of electrical work, from the preparation phase to final acceptance. This includes resource planning, team organization, and progress monitoring to ensure deadlines and budgets are met. Site preparation and launch require in-depth analysis of the technical file, identification of constraints, and implementation of the necessary means for proper execution of the work.

Reading and interpreting electrical plans are essential to ensure implementation compliant with project requirements. As such, it is crucial to provide clear and precise directives to the electrician teams, while ensuring rigorous technical supervision on site. Daily monitoring allows for quality control of installations, anticipation of potential problems, and proposal of adapted solutions.

The drafting of technical documents, such as progress reports, technical data sheets, and as-built documents (DOE), also constitutes a significant part of the work. In parallel, checking the compliance of installations according to current standards, particularly NF C 15-100, guarantees the safety and reliability of the completed works.

Finally, the development of electrical calculation notes allows for proper sizing of installations (cables, protections, electrical panels), taking into account project needs and regulatory constraints.

LV/ELV plan design (AutoCAD, Revit) LV calculations (Caneco BT, Ecodial) Technical files (APS, APD, EXE) Drafting of CCTP and technical documents Site monitoring and quality control

Creation of LV/ELV electrical plans using AutoCAD (layout, cable routing, schematics). Development of execution plans based on technical studies and calculation notes. Production of single-line and synoptic diagrams for LV systems. Updating and correcting plans according to project progress and site feedback. Integration of field surveys and adaptation of plans to site constraints. Preparation of as-built plans (DOE).