Senior Electrical Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Oversee and prepare designs and work plans, from conceptual design through detailed design packages.
  
• Primary focus is on the electrical engineering aspect; however, expect involvement in other aspects of the design process.
  
• Electrical design tasks may include heater calculations, electrical load calculations, short-circuit and over current protection calculations, transformer and wire sizing, etc.
  
• Other typical design aspects may include preparation of well field layout, mechanical equipment and piping layout, piping and instrumentation diagrams.
  
• Develop equipment schedules and material takeoffs; prepare requests for bids for subcontractors and material vendors.
  
• Prepare construction and equipment specifications, including means and methods.
  
• Compare bids and recommend the selection of subcontractors and material vendors.
  
• Perform the function of field engineer, assistant project manager or assistant
  construction manager (as required), including hands on field work and/or field
  engineering, supervision of subcontractors, review of daily work production reports, schedule and budget.
  
• Inspect work of company staff and subcontractors. Communicate issues with project manager or construction manager and client as directed by the project manager.
  
• Manage tasks as required to ensure work is completed on time and on budget, with a high degree of internal and external client satisfaction.
  
• Communicate project/task status and issues with project manager, client and/or company management.
  
• Project management work may include coordination and management of material vendors, subcontractors, and company staff. Task/project management role may grow over time in accordance with company needs.
  
• Provide direct supervision of staff electrical/controls engineers, technicians, and shop/field electricians.
  
• As Electrical/Control Discipline Leader, develop and implement corporate and project-level QA/QC procedures for the Electrical/Control practice area.
  
• Ensure all designs and installations are consistent with applicable codes, regulations, and standards.
  
• Demonstrated hands on experience with electro-mechanical and process equipment fabrication, integration, operation and trouble shooting. Ability to work with electrical meters, hand & power tools, and operate of fork lifts (with company-provided training).
  
• Always look for new and better ways to streamline the cost and performance of thermal remediation projects, capture information, and make overall improvements as learning takes place.
  
• As directed, develop new methods/equipment in accordance with approved budget and scope.
  
• Travel as necessary to perform position description duties, based on project work load.