'electrical manager' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who works in the electrical engineering industry, e.g. "John is the electrical manager at a tech company in Silicon Valley."
Kokoska, listed in the DWP payroll database as an electrical service manager, made $265,400 in 2012.
"No country's diplomatic corps has people with many of the skills now needed in Iraq: oil and gas engineers, electrical grid managers, urban planners, city managers and transportation planners.
Four untrained operators without previous ultrasound experience (two males and two females, ages 25 45 years), had diverse professional backgrounds (geologist, electrical engineer, hotel manager, and medical student) each performed cardiac ultrasound on four normal, male volunteer subjects (ages 35 45 years) following informed consent.
He was later President of the Institution of Electrical Engineers and manager of the British Ice Hockey Association.
Not to mention unit production managers, electrical workers, makeup artists and set designers.
For it is a system that means the state, rather than employers, must decide whether childcare centre managers, electrical engineers or even ballerinas are in short supply and should be opened to migrants.
All of these countries are hiring infrastructure experts like civil engineers, electrical engineers, project managers and architects.
The PoPA tools can be used by energy managers, electrical and power engineers and decision makers involved in the design of hybrid power systems.
"We plan to have a 42-volt system in place as early as 2004," said Peter Thoma, manager of electrical and electronic systems at the BMW Group in Munich.
His father, an electrical engineer, is the manager of power systems development in Toronto for Quad Automation, which supplies electrical and automation systems for steel mills and other industrial companies.
