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About the Pay

Note: The salary range listed ($96,657 - $135,428) reflects the TARGET HIRING RANGE only and does not represent the full pay range for this position.

Electrical Maintenance Engineer - $96,657 - $114-795
Senior Electrical Maintenance Engineer - $114,067 - $135,428

About Central Arizona Project

Central Arizona Project, a 336-mile system that brings Colorado River water to central and southern Arizona, delivers the state's single largest renewable water supply and serves 80% of the state's population.

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About the Department

The Maintenance Engineering Department provides reliability engineering expertise to Central Arizona Project (CAP) and is seeking an experienced Electrical or Senior Electrical Maintenance Engineer to provide discipline expertise to CAP's asset management program. 

About the Responsibilities

The Electrical or Senior Electrical Maintenance Engineer is a tactical role whose purpose is to quickly restore system failures to an operable condition. Provides maintenance engineering services as a member of an asset management team responsible for the reliability, availability, and maintenance of pumping plants, water conveyance systems and facilities for the Central Arizona Project (CAP). 

Utilizes technical expertise, field experience, and knowledge of equipment to lead the effort to continually improve mean time to repair (MTTR) methods and efficiency.  Leads the development of maintenance task procedures of CAP equipment.  Develops and refines repair scopes of work based on technical standards and industry best practices.  Engages with other entities and professional societies to stay current on trends and new technologies related to equipment restoration and repair.   Leads and directs maintenance teams and vendors for large outage and overhaul activities utilizing experience and equipment knowledge.

Electrical – Engineering support and restoration activities for Large Synchronous Motors and Generators, Transformers, Backup Power Generators Sets, Excitation Systems, Circuit Breakers, Switchgear, Relays, UPS Systems, Facilities, Cable Systems, and other Auxiliary Systems.  Includes High, Medium, and Low Voltage Systems.

Some of the responsibilities include:

1.  Support the development and administration of an integrated maintenance program for all CAP facilities that incorporates industry best practices.

A.  Develop, review, and modify maintenance procedures, guidelines and schedules for electrical, mechanical, civil, and other equipment and structures.  Write and adjust procedures and frequencies as necessary.  Provide standardization in procedures and frequencies.

B.  Develop and support execution of complex maintenance equipment repair scopes of work.     Including but not limited to equipment overhauls, breakdown and corrective repairs, and replacements in kind (RIK).

C. Provide support to maintenance groups in assessing and advanced troubleshooting plant and canal equipment to restore to an operable state working to reduce Mean Time to Repair (MTTR).

2.  Perform Asset Condition Monitoring (ACM) and equipment condition assessment data collection activities in the field and report findings using various reporting methods and software. Analyze data and utilize it to make decisions regarding required repairs and recommendations for overhaul or replacement.  Develop ACM program and new testing methods to ensure reliability and availability of critical assets. ACM technologies include vibration analysis, infrared imaging, ultrasonic thickness testing, airborne/structure borne ultrasound, motor and breaker testing, and various visual inspections including the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) and remote operated vehicles (ROV).

3.  Develops bill of materials and recommends spare parts inventories for critical assets.     Makes budget recommendations based on asset condition.

4.  Recommends modifications or upgrades to equipment based on operating and maintenance histories when justified by expected performance improvements.          

5.  Provide work direction to contractors, craftsmen, and other assigned personnel through the appropriate supervision or as required. Mentors junior-level maintenance engineers.    

About the Qualifications

For the Engineer position: 

• Bachelor of Science degree (or higher) in Electrical Engineering or a closely related field. 
• Five (5) years total Electrical Engineering experience.
• Advanced degree or other related experience may substitute for up to two years of Electrical Engineering experience.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS 

• Registered Professional Engineer
• Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional (CMRP).

For the Senior Engineer position:

• Bachelor of Science degree (or higher) in Electrical Engineering or a closely related field. 
• Eight (8) years total Electrical Engineering experience and one of the following certifications or licenses:
• • Registered Professional Engineer
  • Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional
• Twelve (12) years total Electrical Engineering experience is required if none of the certifications above are held.
• Advanced degree or other related experience may substitute for up to two years of Electrical Engineering experience.
• Demonstrated ability to perform all of the items listed below – 
• • Advanced Troubleshooting of CAP Specific Equipment
  • Development of Complex Scopes of Work
  • Mean Time to Repair Efficiency
  • Equipment Maintenance Plan
  • Equipment Condition Assessment
  • Lead Overhaul and Major Outage Repairs

Must have a valid driver's license and maintain a good driving record.   This is a safety-sensitive position and requires physical testing.

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Electrical Maintenance Engineer
Senior Electrical Maintenance Engineer

If you're a creative problem solver looking for exciting challenges, diverse projects, and the opportunity to make a real impact, we'd love to hear from you. APPLY TODAY!

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Central Arizona Project (CAP) is a 336-mile system that supplies Colorado River water to central and southern Arizona. More than 6 million people rely on this supply.