Electrical Harness Integration
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Altro in Savigliano
Job Title (Job Code): EN-ER-05: Electrical Harness Integration Leader (EHIL)
Electrical Harness Integration Leader (EHIL) is responsible for managing electrical harness installation resources and activities on the project you are responsible for, ensuring the delivery of electrical components for each baseline and contributing to the development of the EHI technical competency within the team. Purpose of the Job
Manages Electrical Harness installation resources and activities on the project you are responsible.
Responsible for the electrical deliveries for each electrical baseline of the project you contribute to.
Builds and develops the EHI technical competency in the team.
Organisation
RSC, Engineering, Train Electrical
Reporting
Reports Directly to: EHI Domain Leader
Other Reporting to: TEE / Harness Design Leader
Main Responsibilities
Quality of delivery (including sub‐contractor delivery): 1st time quality rate > 90%.
Respect of the delivery planning (including sub‐contractor delivery): 100% on time delivery.
Level of application of standard PPL:
85% of PPL for interface connector and 100% for production break connector.
Configuration management of deliverables: 100% of deliverables properly managed into configuration database.
Continuous improvement or Return on Experience (RoE) management from previous projects: zero missing RoE.
Accountable for
Delivery of the right product at the right moment to the project Train Electrical Engineer, consisting of the complete electrical case or a set of electrical deliverables for each baseline and retrofit.
Harness Design workload on your project/tender.
Applying of the Metier rules and processes.
Responsible for
Delivery of harness 3D models from mechanical integration.
Managing the EHI QCD of your project.
Managing the EHI workload of your project, and effective utilization of Harness designer.
Sub‐contracting management (definition, monitoring, acceptance).
Main Required Competencies
Good communication and interpersona