Compensation: $120,000 – $160,000 Per Year + Relocation expenses

Job Type: Direct Hire – On-site

Job Description:
Seeking an Electrical Engineer who has done electrical power engineering in a plant manufacturing
environment. Preference is for someone who has done electrical power maintenance engineering. Will
also be responsible for electrical power project engineering.

Requirements / Qualifications

• BS Degree in Electrical Engineering.
• 5+ years previous Electrical Engineering Experience in a Power Generation or Manufacturing
  Environment required, 10 or more years preferred.
  duties / responsibilities
• Monitor equipment performance and make recommendations to improve reliability and reduce
  cost.
• Provide cost estimating and engineering proposals on routine replacement of equipment to
  correct maintenance problems or for the improvement of processing equipment. Supervise the
  installation of such equipment.
• Provide technical support to production and maintenance organizations throughout the plant to
  evaluate and resolve maintenance problems.
• Provide training to production, maintenance, and other departments in the proper operation,
  troubleshooting, repair techniques, controls, and care of electrical equipment. Develop the
  necessary training as required.
• Keep current on new technology and equipment and evaluate applicability for use in the plant.
• Attend technical meetings and seminars to maintain and improve skills related to their discipline
  and areas of maintenance management.
• Provides technical assistance to maintenance and operations personnel to minimize
  maintenance problems in the plant.
• Consults with contractors, company maintenance and outside service groups on capital and
  maintenance projects.
• Evaluates, designs, and recommends, changes in maintenance activities to increase reliability of
  existing equipment, reduce repair costs, and minimize product interruptions.
• Develops, implements, and evaluates preventive maintenance programs.
• Ensures applicable preventative maintenance programs are functioning and are executed as
  designed.
• Ensures compliance of electrical maintenance systems and electrical components with corporate
  standards
• Establishes testing and calibration procedures for electrical equipment, as necessary.
• Recommends, establishes, and updates spare parts requirements for existing or new equipment.
• Assists other maintenance engineers on special projects on a non-routine basis.
• Prepares equipment specifications and purchase requests.
• Maintains equipment repair records and logs – evaluates repair costs and trends.
• Develops inspection, testing, outage, and repair scopes throughout the plant.
• Designs systems or improves design of existing systems to reduce repair and downtime.
• Prepares design estimates, cost estimates, and capital appropriations for small capital projects.
• Advises plant engineering on the design, specification, and layout of equipment on capital
  projects.
• Leads in troubleshooting issues with major equipment or repetitive issues.
• Maintains all appropriate engineering drawings, files, and specifications as required.
• Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local environmental regulations and operating
  permits.
• Ensure compliance with NERC standards, as applicable.
• Participates and accepts responsibility for meeting plant and individual PSM goals and monthly
  spreadsheet responsibilities as required by HESP-610 Procedure.
• Actively participates in plant’s Health, Environmental, Safety and Security (HESS) programs to
  assure a safe and environmentally sound workplace.