Power Systems & Energy Control Engineer

- Perform power system studies and demonstrate a good working knowledge of power system planning, design, and operation.

- Use power system software tools required for performing power system engineering studies such as:

o Overcurrent and Protective Device Coordination

o Short-Circuit Analysis

o Electrical Equipment Evaluation

o Arc-Flash Hazard Analysis

- Develop the power system model database within the scope of work using modeling software.

- Prepare written reports which explain the purpose, data requirements, recommendations,and observations of power system studies.

- Keep all documentation such as job folders up-to-date and contain all pertinent correspondence,equipment drawings, design drawings, on-site collected data, data sheets, etc. Project documents and system models and other pertinent project data must be properly backed up to network and other external storage media.

- Willingness to learn how to create Lock Out Tag Out procedures in addition to arc flash studies.

- Travel up to 90% of time.

- Be adaptive to client’s specific requirements including naming conventions, final reporting standards, and unique processes.

- Ability to read and understand specification sheets.

- Allocate and manage time correctly for data collection, power system analysis, print and affix arc flash labels.

- Allocate and manage time correctly for data collection, production and application of energy control procedures in accordance with OSHA.

- Ability to learn new modules for studies and power system modeling software.

- Understand electrical safety in the workplace in accordance with the NFPA 70E & IEEE.

- Gauge variants in temperature within electrical systems using Infrared Scanning and prepare/communicate results via written reports.

Job Type: Full-time

Base Pay: $80,000.00 - $100,000.00 per year

Benefits:

- 401(k)

- Dental insurance

- Health insurance

- Paid time off

- Vision insurance

Work Location: On the road