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Design electrical schematic, external electrical wiring, functional elementary, internal panel wiring, PLC, and powerplant circuit breaker control drawings. * Design, develop, test, and start up ...

Design electrical schematic, external electrical wiring, functional elementary, internal panel wiring, PLC, and powerplant circuit breaker control drawings. * Design, develop, test, and start up ...

Electrical Technician

Shawnee, OK · On-site

$25 - $37/hr

Minimum 2-4 years' experience in electrical/control systems in manufacturing or tubular/metal production environment. * Experience with PLC programming / troubleshooting, HMI, instrumentation ...

PLC Controls Engineer

Weatherford, TX · On-site

$67K - $86K/yr

Diagnosing and fixing electrical and control system issues, including sensors, actuators, and ... an apprenticeship is often preferred. * Strong analytical and problem-solving skills #J-18808 ...

$120K/yr

Electrical Supervisor Salary up to $120,000 + Benefits + Bonus + Paid Relocation to AlabamaWe're ... Experience with industrial control systems and instrumentation (PLC).Demonstrated communications ...

PLC Controls Engineer

Weatherford, OK · On-site

$66K - $85K/yr

Diagnosing and fixing electrical and control system issues, including sensors, actuators, and ... of an apprenticeship is often preferred. * Strong analytical and problem-solving skills ...

Read and interpret electrical schematics and PLC programs * Diagnose mechanical and electrical ... an Electrical Apprenticeship Program and three out of the last five years' experience as an ...

Read and interpret electrical schematics and PLC programs * Diagnose mechanical and electrical ... an Electrical Apprenticeship Program and three out of the last five years' experience as an ...

Operate and troubleshoot automated, software-based control, electrical, and mechanical systems ... Associate degree, apprenticeship, or equivalent experience in Robotics, Mechanical, Mechatronics ...

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Electrical Engineer

Rothschild, WI • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 5 days ago


Job description

Description
Are you interested in joining a company that was recently certified as a "Great Place to Work" for the fifth year in a row? If so, please read on...
Responsibilities:
  • Prepare O&M manual, factory acceptance test (FAT), installation, site acceptance test (SAT), and customer training documents.
  • Configuration of excitation and protective relay systems.
  • Create and implement O&M/FAT/SAT standards.
  • Design cut-ins for electrical protection and excitement retrofits.
  • Design cut-ins for governor retrofits, plant control, and unit control electrical.
  • Design electrical 1-line and 3-line drawings.
  • Design electrical schematic, external electrical wiring, functional elementary, internal panel wiring, PLC, and powerplant circuit breaker control drawings.
  • Design, develop, test, and start up projects as requested.
  • Determine features to replace existing excitation and protective relaying systems.
  • Develop customer training documents.
  • Develop descriptions of system operation.
  • Develop hardware I/O List.
  • Ensure effective information handoffs.
  • Ensure system engineering is complete prior to handing off work for detailed engineering and design.
  • Interpret electrical and mechanical drawings.
  • Interpret technical project specifications as required by sales and engineering project management.
  • Minimize rework and warranty on all projects.
  • Perform demolition and installation engineering, design reviews, electrical calculations for system sizing and component selection.
  • Perform excitation system configuration, testing, and troubleshooting.
  • Perform FAT, installation supervision, SAT, customer training and system commissioning as requested.
  • Perform onsite inspections and project "kick-off" meetings as assigned.
  • Perform protective relay configuration, testing, and programming.
  • Perform short circuit, coordination and load flow calculations, and studies.
  • Perform sizing of excitation systems.
  • Support Engineering division as requested.
  • Utilize L&S Electric ISO system to ensure quality products and services.
  • Work effectively with all other project team members including control, electrical and mechanical disciplines.
  • Work with designers to develop drawings.
  • All other duties as assigned by management.
  • Commissioning of excitation, governor, protective relaying, and unit control systems.

Requirements:
  • BSEE and 5 years' experience or technical degree and 10 years' experience with electrical power generation controls and protection.
  • Familiar with ASME, IEEE, IEC, NEC standards for electric power generating plants
  • Familiarity with excitation systems, governor systems, and unit / plant operation and protection.
  • Strong conceptualization ability along with strong interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills, including the ability to explain complex technical issues to decision-makers and project teams.
  • Strong leadership skills.
  • Ability to travel more than 30% domestically and internationally.
  • Able to perform all essential functions of the job.

Preferred:
  • Professional engineering registration or the ability to become registered.

Physical demands:
  • Essential functions of this job require the following minimal physical demands. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
  • Must be able to adhere to applicable safety practices for the site.
  • Occasionally lifting heavy objects.
  • Uneven or slippery walking surfaces.
  • Able to wear proper PPE (hearing protection, safety glasses, hard hat, etc.).