Electrical & Controls Engineer II

Description

• Maintain good communication with management and project customers regarding project status, problems, and changes.
• Assist the Corporate Electrical Group in review and implementation of Corporate Specifications and Standards.
• Prepares and reviews technical electrical specifications for equipment and processes projects.
• Coordinate, review, provide oversight, and manage supplier and contractor activities for all aspects of the project on and off site, including the commissioning, startup, and training for plant personnel.
• Manage overall project budget, forecasts, schedule, scope, deliverables, execution, and reporting to provide the expected benefits of the project to the organization.
• Ensure compliance with technical specifications and contracts for equipment and services for all aspects of projects.
• Assist facility with manufacturing operations as well as execution of electrical safety initiatives.
• Provide project management and oversight for all aspects and phases of more than one project assignment concurrently and responsible for driving projects to completion.
• Coordinate, review, provide oversight, and manage external engineering resources and consultants as needed.
• Develop bid request documentation, supplier lists, bid evaluations and make recommendations for purchasing.

Requirements

• Demonstrated project management skills
• Demonstrated experience in the engineering and implementation of 480V (Switchgear, Power Distribution Panel, Motor Control Center) and 4160V Power Distribution Systems.
• Demonstrated electrical and control system engineering capabilities.
• Ability to manage and support multiple (1-3) projects simultaneously
• Demonstrated capabilities in working collaboratively with internal and external engineering resources.
• Experience with industrial networking systems such as Devicenet, Controlnet and Profibus
• Must possess good analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Demonstrated knowledge in the application of the NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace - arc flash energy and shock hazards.
• Demonstrated success managing projects $50k - $200k
• Demonstrated drive and initiative to complete assigned tasks and investigate and seek out improvement opportunities.
• Ability to perform electrical control systems engineering for all aspects of projects with limited guidance.
• Demonstrated ability to provide solutions to basic project and process engineering problems.
• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or electrical engineering technology with a minimum of 3 years of experience in control systems engineering in a continuous and/or discrete manufacturing environment.
• Plant operates 24/7 must be willing to respond to emergency situations outside normal work schedule.
• Solid knowledge of Allen-Bradley PLC, VFDs and HMI applications (including programming) along with communications within enterprise and control networked systems.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance