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Lead Electrical Engineer / USA
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Added: | 2019-05-25 |
Location: | Houston, USA |
Salary: | $140000 - $180000 per annum, Benefits: Bonus, Medical Benefits, 401K, PTO, Life, etc. |
Duration: | Permanent |
Apjid | 3 |
Position – Lead Electrical Engineer
Job Type – Permanent, Full-Time
Job Location – Houston, TX area
We are a leading global technical recruitment company providing professional contract and permanent staff to a diverse world-wide client base within the Oil, Gas and Chemicals Industry. Our client, a Leading Global Chemical Manufacturer, is seeking a Lead Electrical Engineer for a permanent position to be based in Houston, TX area.
Responsibilities
The incumbent is the Electrical Specialist and technical authority on the project.
The Lead Electrical Engineer will be responsible for:
Job Type – Permanent, Full-Time
Job Location – Houston, TX area
We are a leading global technical recruitment company providing professional contract and permanent staff to a diverse world-wide client base within the Oil, Gas and Chemicals Industry. Our client, a Leading Global Chemical Manufacturer, is seeking a Lead Electrical Engineer for a permanent position to be based in Houston, TX area.
Responsibilities
The incumbent is the Electrical Specialist and technical authority on the project.
The Lead Electrical Engineer will be responsible for:
- Formulating the engineering design definition with the FEED contractors and oversight of contractor design performance
- Reviewing and optimizing the design of electrical systems – main power, emergency power and UPS systems
- Optimizing the electrical design for modularization including integrated modules with electrical enclosures
- Reviewing and comment on engineering and design deliverables and equipment selections from vendors
- Preparing reports and evaluations of electrical designs.
- Review and comment on constructability, modularization and participate in execution planning
- Review and comment on construction deliverables
- Aid in the establishment of the assurance programs for large motors
- Work with QA to establish the quality control requirements and testing programs for electrical equipment
- Review and comment of quantities, costs and prices of the equipment and the works, with a focus on cost efficiency to meet required cost targets
- Participating in commissioning & start-up planning and review and comment of commissioning deliverables
- Successful track record of project management and delivery
- Thorough understanding of P&ID symbology and presentation techniques required
- Experience with and knowledge of safety and quality management systems,
- Excellent budgeting and cost control skills,
- In depth understanding of project development process, track record of effective project schedule management,
- Familiarity with applicable codes, standards and regulations used in North America
- Behavioral Skills
- Possesses and displays leadership attributes while demonstrating a self-directed and results oriented attitude
- Excellent communication skills (upward, lateral, and downward)
- Effective organization and management of work teams
- Ability to work with minimal supervision
- Judge many complex tasks simultaneously, while still identifying the critical issues
- Team builder, problem solver, and change agent
- Bachelor Degree in Electrical, or Control Systems, advanced degree a plus
- A minimum 15 years’ experience in engineering and significant project management experience within the chemical industry.
- Minimum of 5-7 years of experience managing engineering and/or technical support personnel
- Experience with design of Power Systems for Heavy Industrial Installations
- Experience with the Electrical System design, System Studies, Relay Coordination, Protection & Control
- Experience in successfully delivering major capital projects and negotiating the associated contracts
- Some experience in managing EPC Technical Teams a plus
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