Job Description

Role Overview

The FE Electrical Engineer (Night Shift) position will report to the Area Field Engineer and Lead Field Engineer - Electrical. This individual is responsible for providing technical assistance, direction, and support to field supervision for construction and installation activities for all disciplines associated with the ISBL equipment and materials. This includes, but is not limited to, the following:

Performing inspections and initiating supporting documentation for all discipline system installations on an ongoing basis. 
Providing support to field supervision in establishing requirements for manpower, tools, equipment, and material requirements for a given work evolution
Preparing short- and long-term schedules, and interfacing with the superintendents and other discipline field engineers
Executing field material takeoffs from "Issued For Construction" drawings
Providing input to the quantity tracking applications and reporting on weekly installed quantities to Project Controls
Preparing field material requisitions for equipment and materials, and monitoring status of purchase orders and deliveries
Trouble-shooting the design, resolving issues with engineering and/or fabricator using formal field documentation processes
Ensuring all installations are per latest revisions of design drawings, specifications, standards and codes
Acting as point of contact for coordination and resolution of all technical issues related to select contractors on site who provide technical services for the execution of the permanent plant electrical systems scope of work.
Completing and verifying quality documentation per inspection and test plans
Completing final system walk-downs, deficiency tracking and close-out
Completing and reviewing as-built documentation
Monitoring actual work performance compared to the project budget and schedule

Basic Qualifications

Degree in any of the engineering disciplines or equivalent work experience/qualifications. Recommended work experience 5 – 15 years.
Knowledge of engineering and construction methods and processes customarily acquired over time through specialized instruction or practical experience
Experience managing technical services subcontracts is desirable
Demonstrated ability to manage teams
Displays effective communications skills crucial to motivating team members and presenting plans in a clear and concise manner
Computer literate in word processing, spreadsheet and database applications
Excellent problem solving ability

Grade 26

On a large project, functions as a lead discipline engineer, coordinating related discipline activities and interfacing with other areas/disciplines on the jobsite.

On a small to medium-sized project, performs the duties of a lead engineer in an area, coordinating and directing a variety of disciplines, or performs the duties as a Project Field Engineer or Project Field Quality Control Engineer coordinating activities related to the operation of the assigned operating section of the jobsite.

Grade 25

On a large project, independently performs assigned activities in one discipline, interfacing with other disciplines in all areas of the jobsite.

On a small to medium-sized project, functions as a lead discipline engineer, coordinating related discipline activities and interfacing with other areas/disciplines on the jobsite.

Additional Information

Work includes field inspections and the physical ability to conduct field inspections which require the following activities: extensive walking in and around a construction site, climbing ladders, climbing scaffolding, working on elevated platforms, working on uneven surfaces and working in small or confined spaces. Some lifting may be required. Must have the ability to walk into and out of the project (enter/egress). Must be able to use appropriate standard issued Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) required for each assigned task (i.e. harness, life vest, lift buckets, etc.).