Job location: Charlotte, NC 28208 (relocation available)
Work Setting: Hybrid
Travel: 10 – 25% on a yearly average, but during plant site start up visits (commissioning) travel could be increased up to 50%
Compensation: $62,000 to $103,000 + bonus (OT eligible)
Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, + Company Paid: Life, AD&D, Dependent Life Insurance, Short-Term & Long-Term Disability, EAP
Education / Certifications: Associate degree in electrical or instrumentation discipline; or a minimum of 5 years’ experience in an industrial or technical environment
Required Experience:
- Proficient computer skills including use of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.)
- Proficient in the use of AutoCAD software and related Autodesk products.
- Excellent technical writing and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to meet schedule and deliverable deadlines with low-to-moderate supervision.
- Ability to supervise field erection activities including supplying technical and installation assistance for equipment used in Direct Reduction and/or steel industry.
- Ability to travel to various job sites in numerous countries.
Preferred Experience:
- International travel experience.
- Industrial plant experience.
- Steel industry experience.
- Microsoft Excel skills including developing lists for engineering.
- Familiar with design of E&I systems in hazardous areas with adherence to NEC/NFPA and local codes.
- Familiar with design of bulks items such as cable tray, conduit, cable specification, lighting and grounding
Job Summary: Provides advanced engineering of systems and electrical/instrumentation equipment associated with the design and construction of Direct Reduction plants and new technology initiatives. Leads E/I plant commissioning and startup activities as required.
Duties/Responsibilities:
- Take conceptual designs, sketches, and ideas from Engineers and Senior Designers to develop the details necessary for a complete, engineered drawing capable of being used for purchasing, erection in the field, design analysis, etc.
- Use AutoCad software to create Electrical and Instrumentation (E/I) drawings for the basic and detailed engineering of a plant.
- Perform checking of E/I drawings for consistency with conceptual ideas, design sketches, etc.
- Assist Engineers by suggesting design changes that might improve the desired results of the design.
- Write requisitions, quotations, specifications, technical writings, etc.
- Perform basic equipment and system calculations.
- Provide technical support for the Aftermarket, Inspections, & Purchasing departments with review of vendor submittals and on-site inspections of electrical equipment, instrumentation, and electrical portions of mechanical/equipment packages.
- Travel on business trips as required to carry out departmental, project, & corporate tasks and functions.
- Travel on field assignments as required to assist with construction, commissioning and startup of the plant.
- Work as a "team player" with all company departments and employees in all assignments. Work toward building consensus on all assignments by finding solutions which meet the best interests of all parties involved.